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3 thoughts on “April Bail Out Move”
What are we saying when we say 7 up? I’m trying to think how to say this in Latin and I realize I don’t truly understand what the English means!
And does “Heads-up” signify a command or just a description that heads are actually up?
Hi Matt,
When I say “Heads up, 7 up” (in L2) all students (who have had their heads down on the desks) raise their heads and open their eyes. In addition, the seven who have had their thumbs tapped stand up.
The seven who are now standing next to their desks try to guess who has tapped them; they choose from the seven who are standing in the front of the room (and who have done the tapping.)
I hope this makes sense.
Yes that is very helpful. So the 7 refers to the 7 students to stand up. It is interesting how in English we just take commands and it becomes the proper name of the game.