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You are going to have a short quiz. I will hand out exam papers to you. Take one and pass the rest to the back. You have to solve the 10 Engish problems in 5 or 7 minutes. When you are finished with solving the problems, I will write the answers on the blackboard. You have to grade your exam papers. Are you done? How many students have got the perfect score? Very good.

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I have changed some parts from the previous version. Do we have to use ' a short quiz' about the test at the end of a class? Would you check the passage? Thank you.

User Icon for Writeacher Writeacher answered
9 years ago

You are going to have a short quiz. I will hand out the quiz papers. Take one and pass the rest back. You have to solve the 10 Engish problems in 5 or 7 minutes. When you are finished with solving the problems, I will write the answers on the blackboard. You will grade your own quiz. Are you done? How many students have got a perfect score? Very good.

~~> I don't understand "to solve the 10 English problems" though. Do you mean answer 10 questions? Or complete the 10 sentences? Or what?

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

You are going to have a short quiz. I will hand out exam papers to you. Take one and pass the rest to the back. You have to solve the 10 English problems in 5 or 7 minutes. When you are finished with solving the problems, I will write the answers on the blackboard. You will then grade your exam papers. Are you done? How many students have got a perfect score? Very good.

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I have reviewed the passage for you. It appears to be grammatically correct and conveys the intended message clearly. However, there are a few changes I would suggest for clarity:

"You are going to have a short quiz." - This sets the expectation that a quiz will take place.

"How many students have got a perfect score?" - "Have" can be replaced with "got" to maintain consistency.

Overall, the passage seems fine, but it's important to consider the context and timing of when to administer a quiz at the end of a class.