IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER . ' e ' Jill's teacher said, .-put your English books away, take out your math books, turn to pag / 155, and do all of the proble ms. When you are finished you may read a book.\" Jill just sat in h er chair and did not move, \"Why aren't y0u working. Jill?\" said her teacher. \"i told you what your w ork is for today." "i know you did," said Jill, \"but I can't remember what you said. I was listening, but it WENTlN ONE EAR AND O UTTHEOTHER!" A. WENT IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER means: '1. You have a hole in your ear. '2. You do not remember what someone told you. 3. You were a good listener. 8. Would something GO lN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER if: 1. You heard everything your teacher said? YES NO 2. You were not paying attention? YES NO 3. You followed directions? YES NO C. Vocabulary: What are PROBLEMS? \"a D. Rewrite the following sentence using the idiom, WENT IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER: The doctor told me how many times to take_my medicine, but It was hard for me to remember. M\" E. Who told you something that WENT IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER? What was it? W 1