10th Grade Syllabus Quiz
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The grading breakdown is...
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100% tests
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50% Papers and tests, 50% homework
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80% Papers and tests, 20% homework
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70% Papers and tests, 30% homework
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Please answer the following questions about the 10th grade syllabus
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When it comes to late homework, I
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Take 3 pieces a semester
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Take 4 pieces a semester
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Don't take any unless it's an emergency
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Take it all.
Correct Answer
A. Don't take any unless it's an emergencyExplanation
The correct answer is "don't take any unless it's an emergency." This means that the person does not accept late homework unless there is a valid emergency situation. This approach suggests that the person values punctuality and expects students to submit their assignments on time. It also implies that the person understands that emergencies can sometimes occur, and in such cases, they may be willing to make exceptions.Rate this question:
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Students who are tardy more than 15 minutes are considered
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Unlucky
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Absent
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Rude
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Required to come to class during STAR
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A. AbsentExplanation
Students who are tardy more than 15 minutes are considered absent because being tardy for such a significant amount of time implies that the student has missed a substantial portion of the class. Therefore, it is reasonable to categorize them as absent rather than just late.Rate this question:
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Cellphones and other personal devices should...
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Be kept hidden or they can be confiscated for up to 24 hours.
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Be left home.
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Sold on eBay.
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Only be Apple brand.
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A. Be kept hidden or they can be confiscated for up to 24 hours.Explanation
Cellphones and other personal devices should be kept hidden or they can be confiscated for up to 24 hours. This implies that it is necessary to conceal or hide these devices, otherwise, there is a risk of having them taken away for a certain period of time. This may be due to rules or regulations in a specific setting, such as a school or workplace, where the use of personal devices is restricted or prohibited.Rate this question:
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Larger papers and projects that are late
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Will never be accepted no matter what
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Will have 10% deducted for each day it's late
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Will always be accepted
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Will only count 50%
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A. Will have 10% deducted for each day it's lateExplanation
Larger papers and projects that are late will have 10% deducted for each day it's late. This means that for every day the submission is delayed, 10% of the total score will be deducted. Therefore, the penalty for lateness is clearly stated in the answer.Rate this question:
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Poetry out loud is
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Blasting your tunes on the Ave
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A dance troupe we'll see in September.
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A National poetry recital contest
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A National slam poetry contest
Correct Answer
A. A National poetry recital contestExplanation
The correct answer is a National poetry recital contest. This is because the phrase "Poetry out loud" suggests that it involves reciting poetry, and the word "contest" indicates that it is a competition. Additionally, the word "National" implies that it is a nationwide event. Therefore, it can be inferred that Poetry out loud refers to a National poetry recital contest.Rate this question:
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When it comes to the WASL, you should realize that...
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There is no WASL. No one will ever take any test again.
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There is no WASL. It's now the HSPE and it's the same for writing.
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The WASL is now on computer.
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The WASL is now including an art and music component.
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A. There is no WASL. It's now the HSPE and it's the same for writing.Explanation
The correct answer is "there is no WASL. It's now the HSPE and it's the same for writing." This answer explains that the WASL (Washington Assessment of Student Learning) no longer exists and has been replaced by the HSPE (High School Proficiency Exam). The HSPE includes the same writing component as the previous WASL test.Rate this question:
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Our first two books we'll read are...
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Fahrenheit 451 and Anthem.
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Fahrenheit 451 and Macbeth.
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Macbeth and Anthem.
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Twilight and Harry Potter
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All Quiet on the Western Front and The Things they Carried
Correct Answer
A. Fahrenheit 451 and Anthem.Explanation
The correct answer is Fahrenheit 451 and Anthem. This is because the question asks for the first two books that will be read, and the only option that includes both Fahrenheit 451 and Anthem is the correct answer. The other options either include only one of the two books or include different books altogether.Rate this question:
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On most Mondays, we will
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Discuss current events.
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Write poetry.
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Memorize poetry.
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Read self-chosen books.
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Read books that I choose.
Correct Answer
A. Read self-chosen books.Explanation
The correct answer is "read self-chosen books." This is because the question states that on most Mondays, the activity that will be done is reading. Additionally, the books that will be read are chosen by the individual themselves, indicating personal preference and choice.Rate this question:
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The book we read in our 3rd unit is...
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The Bible
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Macbeth
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Of Mice and Men
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Old Man's War
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Raisin in the Sun
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A. Of Mice and MenExplanation
The correct answer is "Of Mice and Men" because the question states that the book being referred to is from the 3rd unit. Since "Of Mice and Men" is listed as one of the options and is the only book mentioned in the question, it can be inferred that this is the book being referred to in the 3rd unit.Rate this question:
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