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Grade To Date: 246/353 (69.69%)All items are not graded View gradebook by: Unit | Item
Assignment Grade Earned to Date Possible for Course
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - Demographics Form 5/5 5 pts. 5 pts.
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - EOC Pre-Test 10/10 10 pts. 10 pts.
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - EOC February 0/9 0 pts. 9 pts.
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - EOC March 0/9 0 pts. 9 pts.
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - EOC April --Items not yet entered *Items not yet graded 12 pts.
Unit 1: Ticket Booth - EOC May --Items not yet entered *Items not yet graded 12 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.01 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.02 Quiz 2/3 2 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.03 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.04 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.05 Quiz Extra Credit 3/3 3 pts. Extra Credit 3 pts. Extra Credit
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.06 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.07 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.08 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - Natural Selection Lab 24/30 24 pts. 30 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.11 Quiz 2/3 2 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.13 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.14 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.16 Unit 2 Test 48/63 48 pts. 63 pts.
Unit 2: Tomorrowland - 2.Extra Credit Extra Credit *Items not yet graded *Items not yet graded 7 pts. Extra Credit
Unit 3: Mickey's Toon Town - 3.01 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 3: Mickey's Toon Town - 3.02 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 3: Mickey's Toon Town - Classification Lab 0/25 0 pts. 25 pts.
Unit 3: Mickey's Toon Town - 3.04 Quiz 3/3 3 pts. 3 pts.
Unit 3: Mickey's Toon Town - 3.05
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