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For Y1L1 Q1, does the student have to be a Hogwarts student? Also, does the student have to be a canon student or can i make up the name?
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No, the question is asking you to roleplay as someone in a career mentioned by the question- kind of like- an adult.
Please make up the name and mention that they're a pseudonym.
Please make up the name and mention that they're a pseudonym.
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Mmk, thanks!
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Hi there professor! I'm having some trouble with understanding the question on y1l5 which is:
Name the four gods/goddesses/deities that go with Eris, Makemake, Ceres, and Haumea.
Does it ask for the other names of the deities in other cultures or other deity figures that are affiliated to them (ie Aphrodite to Eros as they are mother-son)
Name the four gods/goddesses/deities that go with Eris, Makemake, Ceres, and Haumea.
Does it ask for the other names of the deities in other cultures or other deity figures that are affiliated to them (ie Aphrodite to Eros as they are mother-son)
'Ambition is not always Evil"
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Just the ones in the lesson. Theyβre all in the lesson I promise you.Noa-Elise Forsythe wrote: 6 Dec 2023, 13:09 Hi there professor! I'm having some trouble with understanding the question on y1l5 which is:
Name the four gods/goddesses/deities that go with Eris, Makemake, Ceres, and Haumea.
Does it ask for the other names of the deities in other cultures or other deity figures that are affiliated to them (ie Aphrodite to Eros as they are mother-son)
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π½ πππ π»ππΎπΊππ πππ
πππΎπ ππΎπΊπΌππΎπ½ πππΎ πΏππΏππ πππππΎ ππ πππΎ π πΎπΏπ πΊππ½ πΊπ π πΊπ πππΌπΎ, πππΎ ππΎπΊππ πΌπΊππΎ πππ π πππ ππ |
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Ah alright, thanks so much professor!Octavius Baird wrote: 6 Dec 2023, 14:34Just the ones in the lesson. Theyβre all in the lesson I promise you.Noa-Elise Forsythe wrote: 6 Dec 2023, 13:09 Hi there professor! I'm having some trouble with understanding the question on y1l5 which is:
Name the four gods/goddesses/deities that go with Eris, Makemake, Ceres, and Haumea.
Does it ask for the other names of the deities in other cultures or other deity figures that are affiliated to them (ie Aphrodite to Eros as they are mother-son)
'Ambition is not always Evil"
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Hello professor,
I'm currently working on my homework for the first lesson in astronomy for first year students. I am nearly done, but I just wanted to check: for example in Q1 and Q4 they mention ''a 100 word/a 50 word RP''. Will my homework receive a failed grade if I write more than the 100 or 50 words or are those instructions more like a MINIMUM word count needed to pass?
I'm currently working on my homework for the first lesson in astronomy for first year students. I am nearly done, but I just wanted to check: for example in Q1 and Q4 they mention ''a 100 word/a 50 word RP''. Will my homework receive a failed grade if I write more than the 100 or 50 words or are those instructions more like a MINIMUM word count needed to pass?
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Wordcount directions are generally mimimum wordcount requirements. If it's a maximum wordcount (which would be rare), it would be clearly defined as such.Violet Moon wrote: 4 Apr 2024, 09:01 Hello professor,
I'm currently working on my homework for the first lesson in astronomy for first year students. I am nearly done, but I just wanted to check: for example in Q1 and Q4 they mention ''a 100 word/a 50 word RP''. Will my homework receive a failed grade if I write more than the 100 or 50 words or are those instructions more like a MINIMUM word count needed to pass?
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Okay, thank youOpeila Winters wrote: 4 Apr 2024, 11:28Wordcount directions are generally mimimum wordcount requirements. If it's a maximum wordcount (which would be rare), it would be clearly defined as such.Violet Moon wrote: 4 Apr 2024, 09:01 Hello professor,
I'm currently working on my homework for the first lesson in astronomy for first year students. I am nearly done, but I just wanted to check: for example in Q1 and Q4 they mention ''a 100 word/a 50 word RP''. Will my homework receive a failed grade if I write more than the 100 or 50 words or are those instructions more like a MINIMUM word count needed to pass?
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Hello! I was given a T as I was charged with the use of AI. Is there a way I can prove I didn't use it?
(I looked up a few things to make sure my information was correct for the RP part of the assignment, but I, in no way, used AI.)
(I looked up a few things to make sure my information was correct for the RP part of the assignment, but I, in no way, used AI.)
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