Aranyköpések - Diákok 1265 humoros mondása tantárgyak szerint

ISBN-13: 9789634094258 / 978-9634094258

Product Features:

• Title: Aranyköpések
• Subtitle: Diákok 1265 humoros mondása tantárgyak szerint
• Editor: Sümeginé dr. Tóth Piroska
• Publisher: Tinta Könyvkiadó
• ISBN: 9789634094258
• Language: Hungarian
• Pages: 116
• Binding: Softcover
• Format: A/5
• Series Number: 95

Overview: 

"Aranyköpések," edited by Sümeginé dr. Tóth Piroska and published by Tinta Könyvkiadó, is a delightful compilation of 1265 humorous quotes and errors made by students across various subjects. The book is a collection of amusing mistakes and misunderstandings gathered over a long teaching career from essays, final exams, and entrance exams. Originally featured on the Tinta Könyvkiadó's Anya-nyelv-csavar blog in 42 entries, this collection is now organized thematically for easy browsing.

The quotes cover a wide range of subjects, with the majority relating to literature, both Hungarian and foreign poets and authors, and their works. For instance, students mistakenly wrote, "Tóth Árpád wrote in a happiness-excluding style," or "Ady could not become the nation's Sándor." Other subjects also provide surprising associations:

• Biology: "Insects have tasteless legs."
• History: "The ancient homeland was between the Kama and Sutra rivers. Blind Béla saw through the sieve when dealing with the nobles. Julius Caesar was killed by the March Idus."
• Mathematics: "One-sided geometric shapes are not squares."

This book aims to bring laughter and reflection to educators, students, and readers alike, offering a humorous perspective on the learning process.

Interesting Facts:

• Educational Insight: The collection serves as a reflection on the teaching process, highlighting common student misunderstandings and encouraging more precise thinking and expression.
• Broad Appeal: The humorous content appeals to a wide audience, providing entertainment while also offering a glimpse into the challenges of education.
• Blog Origin: The material was first published as a series of blog posts, reflecting its grassroots appeal and popularity.

Key Quotes:

• "Tóth Árpád wrote in a happiness-excluding style."
• "The ancient homeland was between the Kama and Sutra rivers."
• "One-sided geometric shapes are not squares."

Key Credits:

• Editor: Sümeginé dr. Tóth Piroska
• Publisher: Tinta Könyvkiadó