Quiz: Are you smarter than a fifth grader?
The average fifth grader can answer at least 10 of these questions. Can you match their score?
“Act Like You Care” by Susi Vasquez-Lara, Milbridge Elementary, 5th grade.
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about the contributors
Abigail Kim, Layout & Design Editor
Abigail Kim is a third year writer and the Graphics Design editor. The power of a good book is a force Kim readily succumbs to. Her greatest wish as a returning journalist is to communicate the wonderful quirks of the world through her perspective and to share the divine opinions of every viewpoint. In her spare time, she crafts stories and enjoys cafe-hopping around the valley. Abigail’s greatest passion in life is to spread the love of Jesus Christ. On a separate note, when she’s not hunched over her computer, you can find her watching movies or searching for the perfect aesthetic.
Viktoriya Khanliyan, Staff
I am a senior who is graduating in 2024. I am interested in majoring in either psychology or classic literature in College. I like to read books and watch different genres of movies in my spare time. I am currently taking AP Psych and AP Art History. Outside of school, I’m interested in learning about different mythologies and cultures.
Joel Nam, Editor-in-Chief
Joel Nam is a third-year journalism student who, after heading the Opinion section for two years, is now leading The Mirror as co-Editor-in-Chief. As a lifelong consumer of stories, he often searches for new movies, books and Webtoons to invest in. Career-wise, he intends to blend his passions for literature and helping others, and is determined to become the best English teacher ever. Joel’s childhood was defined by Yugioh, Pokemon, the “Wings of Fire” series and the “Percy Jackson” series. He dreams of traveling to Europe to see the Northern Lights and indulging in his love for food along the way. Outside of school, he most enjoys playing tennis and spending time with family.