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If you are silly-averse, take your freebie and skip the following silly paragraph to move on with this exam. 

During the semester, there were some silly things going on in class, from cookies to signs. Freebies were not so silly, but the process was kind of silly insofar as Prof. Sonheim wanted a formal request from Nolan (10:20, P section) or Grant (12:15, J section) before he'd award a freebie. Partly, Prof. Sonheim just likes the sound of the word "freebie." (And the world "silly.)  Prof. Sonheim was delighted that in the 10:20 P class, Nolan offered a double-or-nothing coin flip for 2 freebies! Usually during the semester, Prof. Sonheim was happy to reward a class through good participation. Maybe Prof. Sonheim should scale back on the silliness? He'll never know, unless in the future you happen to cross paths on campus, greet him, and and chat with him about English 101 and then give him a report on how you're dong, which would delight him, possibly motivating him to buy you a Peet's cookie. 

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