"So, what do you even do?" I asked Mr. Tate, folding my arms across my chest.
"It's called A-Team," he reminded me.
"It's an academic team in which you're quizzed on questions related to mathematics, science, language arts, social studies, fine arts, world languages, and technology. We could really use you an asset to the team."
"I don't even know like half of those subjects," I pointed out.
I really don't want to join an extracurricular activity.
"That's why you attend practice," he encouraged.
"You have practice for A-Team?"
He looked around the room, where we were standing in the classroom with five other students that composed the Academic Team.
I guess this was practice.
"What do you do in practice?" I asked.
How could you possibly practice for an academic
