Pal Orientation Quiz - Spring 2017

Teachers leaving feedback on students' work allows them to revise and improve their learning. This feedback helps students understand their mistakes and areas for improvement, enabling them to make necessary adjustments and ultimately achieve higher grades. Thus, the statement is true.

This statement suggests that it is necessary for the individual to have regular meetings with their advisor/mentor and also respond to any communication from both their mentor and teachers. This indicates that maintaining regular contact and communication is important for the individual's progress and success.

Plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's work or ideas and presenting them as if they were one's own. It involves intentionally using someone else's intellectual property without giving proper credit or acknowledgment. This can include copying and pasting text, paraphrasing without proper citation, or using someone else's ideas without permission. Plagiarism is considered unethical and a violation of academic integrity and intellectual property rights.

The correct answer is School ID and password because these credentials are commonly used to access online platforms and services. Phone numbers, social security numbers, and birthdays are not typically used as login information for Word/Office.

The correct answer is Peak.getfueled.com & peak.k12.com. These two URLs will direct you to your dashboard for your courses.

The correct answer is PEAK service station because they are typically open 24/7 and can provide assistance or help with any issues or problems, including assignments. They may have resources or staff available to offer support and guidance, making them a reliable option for help at 2am.

In order to find the textbook, syllabus, scheduler, and teacher contact information in your course, you should navigate to the Orientation Tab or Teacher Information tab. These tabs usually contain all the necessary information and resources related to the course, including the textbook, syllabus, schedule, and contact details of the teacher. It is important to check these tabs at the beginning of the course to familiarize yourself with the course structure and to have all the relevant information readily available.

The correct answer is "Create new thread tab" because when posting on a discussion board, the action of creating a new thread is required. This tab allows the user to initiate a new discussion topic by starting a new thread. The other options mentioned, such as the Syllabus tab, Orientation tab, and Unit course list, are unrelated to posting on a discussion board.

The statement is false because the mentor has the ability to reset the password for the school computers, even if the student cannot remember their login information.

Unit tests can be taken anywhere because they are designed to test small, isolated units of code. These tests do not rely on external dependencies or require a specific environment, making them portable and able to run in different locations. This flexibility allows developers to easily run unit tests on their local machines, on a build server, or in a continuous integration pipeline, ensuring the reliability and correctness of their code regardless of the testing environment.

If you are stuck or have a question, it is recommended to contact your mentor, teacher, or parent. These individuals are usually knowledgeable and experienced in the subject matter and can provide guidance and support. Geek Squad, on the other hand, is a technical support service and may not be the best resource for academic or educational questions.

The correct answers are PEAK service station and Mentor. The PEAK service station is likely to have information on logon info for PEAK, as it is a service station specifically for PEAK. A mentor is also a good source for finding logon info, as they can provide guidance and support in retrieving the information. Geek Squad and Best friend are not mentioned as potential sources for finding logon info for PEAK.

The cumulative grade for a course is determined by two factors: the final grade and the progress for the semester. The final grade reflects the overall performance and understanding of the course material, while the progress for the semester indicates the level of achievement and advancement made during that specific period of time. Therefore, both the final grade and progress for the semester contribute to the cumulative grade for a course.