Before going on a field trip, prepare the children by
a. telling them what the schedule for the trip is.
b. what the rules are, both in the vehicle and at the destination.
c. affixing a tag with the child’s name, the school’s name, and the school’s phone number on each child.
d. All of these answers.
ANS: D
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a. ? × 20 = 13.3, so between 13 and 14 years from now there will be an earthquake in Zed City. b. ? is more than ½, so you can be sure there will be an earthquake in Zed City. c. The likelihood that there will be an earthquake in Zed City at some time during the next 20 years is higher than the likelihood of no earthquake. d. You cannot tell what will happen, because nobody can be sure when an earthquake will occur.
What is the primary advantage for sharing a student's standardized test results in teacher-to-parent communication about a student's progress?
a. The results are independent of the teacher's opinion. b. The results are easy for parents to read and comprehend. c. The results carry more weight than a report card. d. The results do not require an explanation.
Explain why expository text is considered more difficult for students to read than narrative text.
What will be an ideal response?
Cherell is a 9th grader who is experiencing some difficulties at school. She has been sent to the principal’s office for slapping a classmate. She tearfully tells the principal that she is tired of being teased by other students who claim that she sounds like a man when she talks. The term used to describe the quality of Cherell’s voice is _____.
A) cluttering
B) denasality
C) disnomia
D) dysphonia