30 Most Brutally Honest Homework Answers You Can't Hate

If you've ever had homework phobia, you know that it's the worst kind of phobia for kids. The need to exceed expectations means you work hard and work smart.

Each question tests your ability to understand why you're on this planet. Okay, maybe that's an exaggeration, but come on, finding X when it's literally right there?

Honestly, how many of us even care where X is right now? That's right, no one—not a single one of us cares anymore.

Back in my day, we had to think inside the box and use the textbook's brain. The words "follow the rules" were eternally etched in our tiny, fragile minds.

The moment you use your brain to solve a problem, you can expect the teacher to hurl a book or a piece of chalk; you know, whatever is conveniently placed first. Most often, it's a book because it hurts more (teachers were mean, wow).

The amount of homework we had could be classified as child abuse! Let's just say it wasn't great being a kid stuck doing homework back then.

But now things have changed. Don't believe me?

Look at these badass kids thinking outside the box like bosses! I'm telling you, these kids have bright futures!

1. That's right, Toby, you got this. Go get 'em.

2. What a happily fed dog Rover is! He's a circle because he's round.

3. I feel you, Danny. The world has spoken through you.

4. I mean, technically the kid's right. You asked a question, and the kid answered. Problem solved.

5. That, my friends, is a professional tantrum.

6. Yeah, why? I mean, what's the point? Why is homework full of questions that don't make sense?

7. Darth Vader? Bela has his priorities set. This kid is a genius.

8. That's right. You asked for it. This kid's just following the rules.

9. Well, when the going gets tough...

10. This kid hasn't read a single page, but he's proud. This is Boss-Level roast.

11. Want to walk away from toxic people? Learn from this kid.

12. Isn't it obvious, teacher? How else do you think he solved the mystery behind Harry's coaching?

13. Where else do you get a shark tooth? SMH.

14. Dude, this kid is big-brain. I mean, he literally explained an out-of-body experience of him thinking.

15. Isn't it? This kid is 100% correct. 6 is just half as curly as 8.

16. I would have written the same thing—just not literally. Remember the punishment for using your brain?

17. Great advice! No one likes sore feet.

18. You asked for it. I'm going to name my circle potato too. Amanda's a great name for a shape!

19. This kid and his desire to be full of stuff. I get you.

20. This kid knows things we don't. I mean, why 19? Why not 23? Something's fishy.

21. Is it true or is it false? Depends, but this kid's right either way.

22. At least he's brutally honest. Show me one adult who has the guts to say this.

23. Well, technically the kid's right. You did ask for it.

24. This mom had it coming. But I mean, when you draw on yourself in front of your kids, what do you expect?

25. That's right, kid. 1895 did end in 1896. Deal with it.

26. The teacher's wrong. 1, 2, and 3 are the smallest numbers. That teacher needs evaluation.

27. Exactly. The kid's right, wouldn't you agree?

28. Aww, the kid drew a face on a body! Now it's a sad face with a body.

29. Barbed wire and an army to defend his answer. Wow. This kid knows his stuff.

30. I would have never imagined a plant cell looking like this, but now I know. Thanks, kid.

In short, don't underestimate the mind of a kid. Remember Kim Ung-Yong?

He was just four months old when he began talking. With an IQ of 210, this kid has the potential to roast you on a spit.

He isn't alone, though. If encouraged to think creatively, all kids have it in them to exceed expectations.

Give the kid a break and enjoy their out-of-the-box thinking! If you've heard a child say something unexpected, share it with us!