What is an assignment book?

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I Agree With Jurgen. The Correct Answer Would Be A) A Place Where You Organize Schoolwork And Projects. It Also Keeps Goals, Achievements, Records, Personal Information. Almost Like A Planner. It Keeps Class Schedules, Updates, Events, Etc. Most Students Have One. It Helps Them Keep Track Of Due Dates, Events, And Upcoming Assignments.

umka21 [38]3 years ago

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Hey there,

Your correct answer would be <span>A) a place where you organize schoolwork and projects. Its a book that keeps in all the records of all the schoolwork and the projects and also the assignments that each student has done in that class or even school.

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~Jurgen</span>

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