By: Ethan Ding

There’s nothing more annoying than easy math problems on a worksheet that take time, but getting a gazillion of them annoys me because they take long, are always repetitive, and can feel like a cycle that will never end.

I don’t like this because I have to do a million math problems that are so easy but take like 5 minutes each. I would rather have ten super difficult problems than 20 easy but time-consuming math problems. I also think it is annoying because I have to do the same math problem repeatedly, which I don’t need.

I could use the time I spent doing the math problems, reading books, playing soccer, or coding. So, instead of doing the same thing repeatedly, I can use the time spent learning new things. If I do things that I like better, I can concentrate more and learn more quicklythan things that I don’t like.

Math worksheets with repetitive problems can feel like a never-ending cycle. I have difficultg time staying motivated during math because it’s always repetitive work. This could also hurt my imagination and creativity because I couldn’t have time to imagine or create things.

This is why tedious math problems on a worksheet annoy me.