Grammar
Which adverb is correct? "She rarely plays guitar" vs. "She plays guitar rarely"
She rarely plays guitar
Nikita, Ghiles, and ______ often sit together.
Idriss
The title "Reunion" is ironic because
the father and son don't reunite
Name five students who are currently in the room.
(depends on attendance)
If you are travelling by train, which preposition should you use? Travelling on a train or travelling in a train?
on (you can stand)
There are six students in our class whose name begins with the letter A: Andre, Alexia, Alice, Angeli, Angélique, and ________
Amanda.
Lee loses 125,000$ USD in the 1950s, which would be about this much money today.
1,700,000$ USD
Who were today's five teachers?
Leyla, Amanda, Bela, Malek, Naomi
If someone asked you for the name of a specific doctor you had, what would you say? "John is _______ (a/an/the) great doctor I had..."
Although no two of our students have the same name, these three student names begin with the letter L.
Lindsey, Lora, Leyla
He goes for a walk in the morning and meets an old helper, who tells him he attended her funeral.
In our thesis trial, Leyla and Nathalia went against these two lawyers.
Alexia and Nikita
Correct any grammatical issues: "Sue and Sara lives in an apartment downtown. Their apartments so clean."
Su and Sara live in an apartment downtown. Their apartment's so clean.
These two student names begin with the letter C.
Chelsea and Camila
In "Orientation", this aspect of the story escalates.
Absurdity
Aside from Malek, jury foreperson, name one other juror from our thesis trial.
Correct the following sentences: "Lee thinks a lot about what he should be doing. Which shows that the characters unsure."
Lee thinks a lot about what he should be doing, showing that he's unsure (or the character's confused)
These students typically sit in the four corners.
Alice, Hala, Ghiles, Angélique
In John Cheever's "Reunion", this is the only question the father asks the son.
He "cross-questions [him] about the baseball season" (Cheever 2).
Name ten students who are currently in the room.
(depends on attendance)