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Check whether you Strongly Agree, Agree, or Disagree with each of the following eight statements. Then, hit “submit answers” to see how other students responded.

1

Schools and classrooms should be quiet places to promote thinking and learning.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
2

All classrooms and libraries should be well lighted to reduce eyestrain.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
3

Difficult subjects, such as math, should be offered in the morning, when students are fresh and alert.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
4

School thermostats should be set at 68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit to establish a comfortable learning environment.
A)Stongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
5

Eating and drinking in classrooms should be prohibited.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
6

Classroom periods should run between forty-five and fifty-five minutes to ensure adequate time to investigate significant issues and practice important skills.
A)Stongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
7

Students must be provided with adequate work areas, including chairs and desks, where they can sit quietly for the major part of their learning and study.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree
8

Emphasis should be placed on reading textbooks and listening to lectures, for this is how students learn best.
A)Strongly Agree
B)Agree
C)Disagree





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