Bad Hair Day

Max expresses his frustration over a bad day, including missing the bus and losing his homework. A friend explains the phrase 'bad hair day', which refers to a generally bad day, not just hair issues. The phrase became popular in the 90s, symbolizing the annoyance from a bad start. Max listens and resolves to have a better day tomorrow.

What were some of the issues Max faced on Tuesday?

• He forgot his friend's birthday.

• He missed the bus and lost his homework.

• He was late for a meeting.

• He lost his lunch money.

What does the phrase 'bad hair day' mean?

• A day when your hair looks great.

• A day when you have a series of unfortunate events.

• A day when you visit a hair salon.

• A day when you get a new hairstyle.

When did the phrase 'bad hair day' become popular?

• In the 1980s

• In the early 90s

• In the 2000s

• In the 1970s

What is the origin of the frustration associated with a 'bad hair day'?

• Missing breakfast.

• Forgetting to set an alarm.

• Not being able to fix your hair properly in the morning.

• Not being able to find matching clothes.

What is Max's plan for the next day?

• To change his hairstyle.

• To skip school.

• To ensure he has a better day.

• To have another bad day.