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Hi Students,

            Since I have no class today, you can use this time to prepare for the Short Answers Quiz for Unit-1. Tomorrow in third hour you’ll have the quiz. It’s more like a homework, I think it will more time to answer, because you might need the support of glancing the materials. Totally there are 18 Questions.

“The way we spend our time defines who we are”.

-Jonathan Estrin

 

Keep yourself safe and sound

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