If you ever panic in class when you hear the words "pop quiz time", here are some things you can try to escape the moment. No guarantee they will work though.

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Ok class, pop quiz time!

How to Get Out of a Pop Quiz

Magic Trick
Ok class, pop quiz time!

Body Double
Ok class, pop quiz time!
I am Billy, I am ready for my quiz

Reverse Psychology
Ok class, pop quiz time!
No, I'm giving you a new quiz

Camouflage     [mispelled on the video]
Ok class, pop quiz time!
I know you're in there. I know you're in there. You will take this pop quiz.

Loud Noises
Ok class, pop quiz time!
I, I'm busy.
Billy! Sto- n- No. Stop it!

Eat
Ok class, pop quiz time!
Billy. Can you please stop?
Aaaaahhhh

Pretend Your Dog Ate It
Ok class, pop quiz time!
My dog ate it.

Evasion
Ok class, pop quiz time!

Cut! That looked great.
Ha ha ha ha
You alright?

POP QUIZ= A surprise test, a short examination the teacher sets in class when you didn't know you would have an exam.

MAGIC TRICK= A strange wonderful things that looks like magic, for example, to make a rabbit disappear inside your hat or to cut a woman in two (but not for real).

BODY DOUBLE= A movie actor who substitutes for a leading performer, especially in distance shots or scenes not involving the face, such as close-ups of a portion of the body. In dangerous scenes, actors often have a body double doing the dangerous stuff when we can't clearly see their faces.

REVERSE PSYCHOLOGY= A method of getting another person to do what one wants by pretending not to want it or to want something else.

CAMOUFLAGE= /kæməflɑːʒ/ The method of hiding people or things from an enemy by making them appear to be part of the natural surroundings.

PRETEND= To give a false appearance, to make believe you are or do something which is not true.

EVASION= The act of escaping, going away, especially when you want to avoid an attack or when you don't want to do something.

CUT!= This is what a film director says when he stops recording a scene for a movie.

YOU ALRIGHT?= It is very common in conversational English to drop the auxiliary DO and the inversion in questions and simply make a question by raising the pitch of the voice.