Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Caroline"

A: “that upon” is an old fashion way of saying “Emily, on the 5th of November, you were...

A: It means: the speaker and her friend Caroline managed to get cigarettes without their parents, or some other adult finding out when they were in the 5th grade (around 10 years old). However when they tried to smoke the cigarettes, the smoke made them choke so much they probably felt like they were going to die.

A: sneak = hacer algo sin la atención del jefe, padre, maestro

I tried to sneak out of class early

I tried to sneak a dog into my English class

A: Esa frase suena muy raro en inglés. Podria significar que Caroline ha hecho algo horible y por eso, no pensamos que es humano ya. Pero estoy adivinado.

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A: It sounds good overall, although I would personally change 'someone' to 'people'. So it would be "Caroline and Chris are people who are friends with Paola." You could use 'someone' when referring to one person, for example "Chris is someone who is friends with Paola."
I hope this helps n.n

A: What did Morgan

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A: I'm assuming Max is the person in bed alone. Max is making an excuse to keep Caroline from coming over so Max can continue to sleep in.