TPO55 C2

Shelly decided to "stop by" the professor's office. On your way home, you might "stop by" a grocery store.

• Ignore
• Run past
• Visit briefly
• Avoid
• Cancel

The academic adviser is "concerned" about Shelly's grades. Parents may be "concerned" about their children's safety.

• Happy
• Indifferent
• Worried
• Excited
• Angry

Midterm grades are "due" in a couple of weeks. Your rent is usually "due" on the first of every month.

• Available
• Expected by a certain time
• Cancelled
• Optional
• Done

Shelly hasn't "completed" any assignments. You might "complete" a form to apply for a job.

• Start
• Ignore
• Finish
• Delete
• Avoid

The professor didn't want to turn in a "failing grade" for Shelly. Some students dread receiving a "failing grade" on an important exam.

• High score
• Satisfactory performance
• Unsatisfactory mark
• Bonus points
• Extra credit

Shelly decided to "drop" the course. You might "drop" an elective course if you find it uninteresting.

• Add
• Pass
• Ignore
• Withdraw from
• Attend

Shelly was still "enrolled" according to the registrar. Many people "enroll" in fitness classes at the beginning of the year.

• Registered
• Absent
• Removed
• Suspended
• Graduated

Shelly was "admitted" to the Islamic art course. Universities "admit" new students every year.

• Rejected
• Expelled
• Allowed to enter
• Encouraged
• Forbidden

Her admission was not "contingent" on completing another course. Your eligibility for a loan might be "contingent" on your credit score.

• Unrelated
• Dependent
• Prohibited
• Guaranteed
• Independent

Professor Campbell "waived" the prerequisite for Shelly. Some colleges "waive" application fees for certain students.

• Increased
• Ignored
• Enforced
• Exempted
• Included