Explanation: It is important not to over-rehearse a talk or speech.
Having bad behavior in class can, and will always a decrease participation grade. When in class and a teacher asks a student to participate the student should follow directions and give the teacher their undivided attention. If a student is talking and showing signs that they are not engaged the teacher can fairly conclude that the student isn't following directions nor, are they being respectful. If a comes to the conclusion that a student is not participating it can be for some of the following reasons: talking, not following directions, not tracking the speaker, doing other assignments, not raising their hand, being unable to pick up on simple questions a teacher may ask and many more. The decrease in their participation grade would come only from the student not being respectful to their teacher.
It seems as though you have the wrong answer choices given for this specific question. I did some research and found the correct choices. The sentence from the "Black Girl" that the author used to most likely indicate a transition in time and setting is "She thought back to Africa and her elegant villa on the road to Hann."
The answer is A. <span>The reminder that Wiesel is a Holocaust survivor</span>