Kara Porter's second grade class at North Vermillion Elementary School in Cayuga,Portugal Indiana, is learning all about graphs and they need your help.
SEE ALSO: Teacher turns 'Bad and Boujee' into an educational song about the Civil WarEach student contributed one question to this survey that you can take right now. The adorable questions range in topic from your profession to your favorite foods, but because the quiz writers are so young, they are quite unique.
After the survey closes on Friday, Mrs. Porter will compile the data into one big graph and share the results on the school's Facebook page. But, she says putting together the graph will now take longer than expected due to the unforeseen volume of participants.
And please do because these students need answers to some very serious, pressing questions:
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable 
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable The survey was originally posted the school's Facebook on Tuesday, but since then, it's gone completely viral, reaching people in Finland, South Africa and all over the world. It is so popular that when we tried to take the survey, the site crashed:
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable People are loving how wholesome and pure this project is and were as excited to take the survey as the kids are probably to see the results.
I took Mrs. Porter's 2nd Grade Class Survey, I can now sleep in peace tonight. https://t.co/8eDnZzJF0G pic.twitter.com/Wwbn4AzAiX
— Angel (@varlotbrooklyn) March 15, 2017
IF YOU ARE NOT DEAD ON THE INSIDE YOU HAVE TO TAKE THIS SURVEY FOR A SECOND GRADE CLASShttps://t.co/7gSn7ijQzn
— Natalie Deckard (@ProfessorNati) March 15, 2017
Also RT. Because humanity.
this is the best/most adorable survey, everyone take it plz https://t.co/s9BaTfF4yr
— Rachel (@reporterrrr) March 15, 2017
Mrs. Porter said that her class is so excited about how many responses their homemade survey is getting. They even watched how many people were taking it in real time up on the Smart Board. She said that her class has been joking that they "break the internet" every time they numbers hit a record high.
So once this survey is back up and running, let them know: Zebras or Giraffes? It's urgent.
[H/T: BuzzFeed News]
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