text: "Beep, beep," the cell phone rings. You're taking a test and you look up to see that the kid in front of you is texting. The annoying tap of the keyboard distracts you from your work and it starts to get harder and harder to think. You lose your train of thought. "Time's up," the teacher says and you groan, because you knew the answer to the last question, but because of the cell phone, you forgot what to write. Now instead of getting an A on your quiz, you are getting a B. This is what happens when kids bring their cell phones to school. Kids become busy with texting and don't do what they're supposed to and/or it leads to other kids not being able to do what they're supposed to since they're constantly being distracted by the person in front of them. This brings both of these kids' grades down and hurts someone who was sure to get an A in the first place. When cell phones distract other people, it's unfair to them because they were focused in the first place, but because of someone else's cell phone, they lost their thoughts and what they wanted to say.