This is never a good idea. Although, I can see why they would think it would be. 

So, my son just started sixth grade last week. In an effort to get to know the students better the teacher asked the entire class to write down three things about themselves (two were to be truthful and one to be false). My son writes; 1. I love Guitar Hero 2. I am good at kickball and 3. I went to Cruefest. The rest of the class was supposed to determine which of the three was the lie. Well, everyone guessed he was lying about Cruefest but that is true. The lie is number 2 cause he sucks at kickball and is really good at GH. Now this story may not seem all that interesting, save for the fact that this happend in his BIBLE CLASS!