Siddharth Premjith “Remember, this group project must be done in class, and the due date has not been decided,” said Mrs. Wren, “but your idea must be decided today.” One of the groups in this project has 4 students, whose names are Jones, Leah, Miray, and Clark. “Okay group!” screamed Leah, but was interrupted by Mrs. Wren who said that group projects cannot be above a certain amount of decibels.
Leah continued, “Okay group, I have an idea. For our presentation…”
“What is our presentation for?” interrupted Clark.
“Okay, I have had enough of you not paying attention!” exclaimed Jones. “First, you look at my notes when you don’t write down things, and you sit halfway across the room from me! Now you just black out of class!”
“Calm down, Jones!” said Miray. “Clark, our presentation is about Chapter 3-2 in our history textbook.” …show more content…
“You can all do whatever you want, but I am definitely doing the project. I have an idea for a play, but I guess only one person can be in the play.”
Leah left the group and went to her desk, to write the play.
“Well, I suppose that’s the end,” said Clark, as he walked away.
Jones responded, “I have my own ideas, and they would make a really good play, and I can also do it by myself!”
Miray watched this whole situation, disappointed, and decided to take a sheet of paper and make her own ideas, hoping to reunite the group.
Holly, Miray’s best friend, asked, “Why are you just sitting here by yourself?”
“My group is very argumental,” responded Miray, “and I definitely cannot reunite them.”
Holly thought for a second, and looked around, when she replied, “I see Leah over there, frustrated and not being able to find an idea. Jones is looking around, sometimes staring at Clark. Clark is playing around, and clearly about to get into trouble. Mrs. Wren is at her desk, quietly observing all of us, at her
Leah continued, “Okay group, I have an idea. For our presentation…”
“What is our presentation for?” interrupted Clark.
“Okay, I have had enough of you not paying attention!” exclaimed Jones. “First, you look at my notes when you don’t write down things, and you sit halfway across the room from me! Now you just black out of class!”
“Calm down, Jones!” said Miray. “Clark, our presentation is about Chapter 3-2 in our history textbook.” …show more content…
“You can all do whatever you want, but I am definitely doing the project. I have an idea for a play, but I guess only one person can be in the play.”
Leah left the group and went to her desk, to write the play.
“Well, I suppose that’s the end,” said Clark, as he walked away.
Jones responded, “I have my own ideas, and they would make a really good play, and I can also do it by myself!”
Miray watched this whole situation, disappointed, and decided to take a sheet of paper and make her own ideas, hoping to reunite the group.
Holly, Miray’s best friend, asked, “Why are you just sitting here by yourself?”
“My group is very argumental,” responded Miray, “and I definitely cannot reunite them.”
Holly thought for a second, and looked around, when she replied, “I see Leah over there, frustrated and not being able to find an idea. Jones is looking around, sometimes staring at Clark. Clark is playing around, and clearly about to get into trouble. Mrs. Wren is at her desk, quietly observing all of us, at her