Student Reactions to Journal Collection

The transcript describes Mr. Berkway, an eccentric teacher with a passion for teaching. He collects summer journals from students, causing mixed reactions. Mary Lou hesitates to submit her journals, while other students are anxious about their content being read. Mr. Berkway appreciates the journals and values new students, hinting at future assignments. The class is left wondering about the impact of their journal entries.

How is Mr. Berk Way described in terms of his teaching style?

• Calm and reserved

• Boring and uninterested

• Energetic and dramatic

• Strict and serious

What does Mr. Berk Way do with the summer journals?

• He ignores them

• He reads them aloud immediately

• He throws them away

• He collects them with enthusiasm

How does Mary Lou react to Mr. Berk Way taking her journals?

• She is indifferent

• She is happy

• She is excited

• She is reluctant

What is the reaction of other students when Mr. Berk Way collects the journals?

• They are thrilled

• They are indifferent

• They are amused

• They are concerned

What does Phoebe say about her journal?

• She is proud of it

• She can't remember what she wrote

• She wrote a lot

• She didn't write anything

How does the narrator feel about not having a journal?

• Relieved

• Anxious

• Indifferent

• Excited

What does Mr. Berk Way say about the narrator not having a journal?

• He is understanding

• He is angry

• He is disappointed

• He is indifferent

What are the students concerned about after the journals are collected?

• Their homework

• Their grades

• Their privacy

• Their attendance