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Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 7mins
You received a D on your last math test. This dropped your overall grade to a low C. You were hoping to have all A's and B's on your report card. What is the best way to handle this?
Email your teacher asking for extra credit
Email your teacher asking to retake the test.
Visit your teacher in person to ask for an extra credit assignment.
Email your teacher telling them how unfair they are.
You are going to be absent from school due to a doctor's appointment. How are you going to handle your missing assignments?
Email your teacher informing them about your absence and asking for assignments.
Wait until you get back to school, then ask for your missing assignments.
Don't do anything. Your teacher will let you know what you have missed.
Email your teacher after you see the nhi (not handed in) in the gradebook.
You had an away basketball game last night. You didn't get home until 10:00 pm. You didn't get your English homework done as a result. How will you handle this?
Email your teacher telling him you didn't get home until late and that is why your homework is not done.
Email your teacher accepting responsibility for not getting your homework done.
Email your teacher telling him he should not give homework on game nights.
Email your teacher telling him he gives too much homework.
You did not understand today's lesson in math class. How will you handle this?
Email your teacher telling her that the lesson was too confusing to understand.
Email your teacher telling her she did a horrible job explaining the lesson.
Email your teacher asking if you can meet before school so you can ask some questions.
Do nothing. It's her job to teach, so it's not your fault that you don't understand.
You noticed that your teacher entered a grade incorrectly in the grade book. How do you handle this?
Email your teacher telling them that you want your grade corrected immediately.
Email your teacher suggesting they may have made an error and ask them to look at it.
Email your teacher telling them they should be more careful when entering grades.
Email your teacher telling them they made a mistake.
You are missing two assignments in Science class. You decide to write an email to your teacher. What is the best subject line?
Period 2, Missing Assignments
Science Class
Question about Science Class
Assignments
You lost your Salem Witch Trials packet for Social Studies class. You need a new one, but you're afraid to ask your teacher because this is the second one you've lost. How will you handle this?
Do NOT email your teacher asking for another one! He/She will be very upset with you!
Send an apologetic email to your teacher and thank them for their help and time in getting you another packet.
Send an email to your teacher with a story about how it really wasn't your fault. Your dog ate it!
Send an email asking for another one. No apologies or thank you's needed. This is your teacher's job after all.
Your teacher wrote you a letter of recommendation for the Arts Immersion program. What is the best way to acknowledge this?
Send an email thanking them.
Give them a hand-written thank you note.
No need to thank them. This is part of their job.
Just tell them "thanks" the next time you see them.
