Teacher's Accusations and Student Behavior

A teacher accuses Dash of being disruptive and presents video evidence to Mrs. Par. The teacher claims Dash placed a tack on his stool, but the evidence is inconclusive. Despite the lack of clear proof, the teacher insists on Dash's guilt. Mrs. Par is dismissed, and the teacher remains convinced of Dash's wrongdoing.

Why was Mrs. Par called to the school?

• To talk about a school event

• To plan a field trip

• To address Dash's disruptive behavior

• To discuss Dash's grades

What does the teacher accuse Dash of doing in class?

• Cheating on a test

• Stealing school supplies

• Placing thumbtacks on his stool

• Skipping classes

How does the teacher try to prove Dash's guilt?

• By presenting a video recording

• By showing a written confession

• By showing physical evidence

• By calling witnesses

What is the teacher's reaction when Mrs. Par and Dash are allowed to leave?

• He is frustrated and insists Dash is guilty

• He is relieved

• He is indifferent

• He is happy

What does the teacher believe about Dash's behavior?

• Dash is innocent

• Dash is a model student

• Dash is guilty based on his smug expression

• Dash is misunderstood