*Smile*

Mushtaq Ahmad Yousufi Sahib says that once during his student days, in an Urdu exam, he was asked to write four suffixes using the word "Shuda" (-ed / state of being). In response, I wrote:

"Married (Shadi-shuda), Missing (Gum-shuda), Finished (Khatam-shuda), Ruined (Tabah-shuda)"

The next day, when the respected teacher returned the checked papers, I received eight marks out of four for the suffixes question. When I asked the teacher about the extra marks, he smiled and said:

"Four marks are for the correct answers, and four marks are for the correct order!"