Buster then gives Brain a relaxation tutorial, until Mr. Ratburn if they can have a moment, and he allows one. Sue Ellen gives him a spare, and Brain chews on it nervously. Then, his next panic is that he does not have a pencil. When his test arrives at school on his desk, Brain gasps. When he is checking the answers in the back, he goes into a panic when he realizes he had skipped a question. The morning of the S.W.E.A.T., Brain is doing sit-ups, and then does a practice test. She then offers a relaxation class to everyone, which makes them feel better, but Brain finds the class unnecessary, so he naps through the whole thing instead, and then leaves, reading his book. MacGrady notices that the students are acting more nervous than usual, and she knows that it must about the S.W.E.A.T. Arthur and his friends quote some stuff Binky said about the S.W.E.A.T, at which Brain scoffs.Īt the school cafeteria, Mrs. Arthur loses his temper over all the noise, to which Brain tells him to relax about the S.W.E.A.T. Panicked, Sue Ellen offers him pencils, too. Sue Ellen comes in and offers the boys #2 pencils. Sue Ellen wakes up, and realizes it was just a nightmare.Īt The Tree House, Buster is acting out a math problem with dolls and action figures, while Arthur can not concentrate on his practice test. She runs out of the house in her pajamas, and then runs into an army of giant #2 pencils that erase everything in sight. Sue Ellen looks for the one Arthur gave her, and goes into a panic when she can not find it. Sue Ellen replies that it is because it is not a #2 pencil. Disappointed, the pencil writes her a note that says "Why not?". Her pet pencil leaps on her bed excitedly, but Sue Ellen regretfully tells it to stay home. One morning at Sue Ellen's house, Sue Ellen is sleeping and her alarm clock beeps, causing her to wake up and remember it is S.W.E.A.T. Read grinding apples, and a drippy faucet in the basement. He speaks in a phony pirate accent, leaving the trio bewildered.īack at home, Arthur tries to take a practice test, but is distracted by many annoying things: Mr. Suddenly, Binky appears behind them and says that she would either have to retake it or they would just fail her, and that he has seen brave third-graders cry like preschoolers when they face the S.W.E.A.T., due to them folding under pressure. Sue Ellen takes a dislike to the pencil when Arthur offers her one, and asks what would happen if she used a different pencil than that one. After Arthur notices some extra marks, scribbles, and doodles made by a different type of pencil, he proceeds to tell Sue Ellen that she did not follow the directions on the test they are not to make any extra marks and to use a #2 pencil and not any other one. Sue Ellen then shows up, and she comments about of the vocabulary tests. Later, Arthur and Buster are at The Sugar Bowl doing some math problems together. Ratburn explains to his students about what the Stoddard-Wilkins Elementary Aptitude Test (S.W.E.A.T.) is, and he has them take some practice tests to help them prepare at home. Then, the helicopter slowly falls to the ground.Īfter the title card, Mr. She punches the quarter slot to try to get her quarter back, but ends up killing the rotor blades instead. irritated, due to her thinking it was a ride. when she learned to fly a helicopter, which makes D.W. saves Arthur by lowering a ladder from a helicopter she is piloting. But suddenly, a bear appears and chases a screaming Arthur off the stage and out of the school, therefore finishing the assembly. Before he can finish his next sentence, Buster finishes it for him, much to Arthur's annoyance, since he was going to say "test", but his sentence was finished by "bear." Arthur tells Buster that he is not being very helpful. Arthur continues his speech by saying that we can all get stressed out sometimes. Arthur scolds him while Buster apologizes, and claims he was trying to help because Arthur looked sweaty. As he is telling them, Arthur gets sweaty and Buster tries to help him by cooling him off with a huge fan. Plot Īrthur is walking onto the school's stage, and is explaining to the third grade about what stress is. It's time for the kids at Lakewood Elementary to take the Stoddard-Wilkins Elementary Aptitude Test, or "S.W.E.A.T." But with anxiety running high, it becomes clear that the kids need to learn some relaxation techniques.
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