English stories about middle school students playing tricks on people on April Fool's Day.

English stories about middle school students playing tricks on people on April Fool's Day.

April 1 is April Fool's Day every year. What are the English short stories about April Fool's Day? The following is an English story that I arranged for middle school students on April Fool's Day. Welcome to reading.

English short story of middle school students playing tricks on people on April Fool's Day 1 Alabama changes the value of pi.

Modification of pi value

1998: The April1998 issue of New Mexico Science and Reason Newsletter contains an article claiming that the Alabama legislature has voted to change the value of the mathematical constant pi from 3. 14 159 to "biblical value" 3.0. Soon, this article appeared on the Internet, and then spread all over the world by e-mail. It was only when the Alabama legislature began to receive calls from hundreds of people who supported this legislation that I realized how far this article had spread. The original article was written by physicist Mark Boslov, which is a parody of the legislative attempt to restrict the teaching of evolution.

1998 April Fool's Day: The New Mexico Science and Technology Magazine announced that Alabama would legislate to change the value of pi, which was soon uploaded to the Internet and spread all over the world by e-mail. As a result, the Alabama legislature received numerous protest calls.

English story of middle school students playing tricks on people on April Fool's Day Taco liberty bell

Taco Bell liberty bell

Taco Liberty Bell1996: Taco Bell Company announced the acquisition of Liberty Bell and renamed it Taco Liberty Bell. Hundreds of angry citizens called the Philadelphia National Historical Park where the big clock was placed to express their anger. Several hours later, when Taco Bell revealed that it was just a prank, their nerves calmed down. When White House Press Secretary Mike mccurry was asked about the sale, he said the best thing of the day. He thought about it and replied that the Lincoln Memorial Hall had also been sold. He said that it will now be named the Ford Lincoln Mercury Memorial.

1996 On April Fool's Day, Taco Bell Fast Food Company said that it bought the big clock in Independence Hall in Philadelphia, USA, and renamed it Taco Bell liberty bell. Angry citizens called Philadelphia National Historical Park to ask for confirmation of the news. A few hours later, Taco Bell admitted that it was just a joke. The worst thing has not happened today. When Mike McCurry, the White House press secretary, was asked about it, he casually replied that the Lincoln Monument was also sold, and now it is named the Ford Mercury Automobile Monument.

April Fool's Day Middle School Students Play Tricks on English Stories 3 Swiss spaghetti harvest

Swiss noodle tree

Harvest of spaghetti 1957: The respected BBC news program Panorama announced that Swiss farmers had a bumper harvest of spaghetti because of a very mild winter and the near elimination of spaghetti weevil. This statement was accompanied by a scene in which Swiss farmers pulled noodles from trees. A large audience was cheated. Many people call the BBC and want to know how they grow their own spaghetti trees. In this regard, the BBC's diplomatic answer is, "put a piece of spaghetti in a can of tomato sauce and expect the best result."

1957 April Fool's Day BBC News said that there was a bumper harvest of noodle trees in Switzerland, and farmers were collecting noodles on the trees. A large number of viewers were deceived and called to ask about the planting method of noodle trees. The BBC replied: put a noodle in the tomato sauce and wait.

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