Answer: A. True
Explanation: Driving alone is something you do by yourselves, so it’s a solo activity.
Answer:
I felt that dude. I have similar problems with my mom (not gonna say what).
It starts counting as an actual threat when it is repeated and continuously said. Also if he has the actual capabilities of doing so and begins to act on them.
If you can, when he is calm- maybe ease into asking him about it. See what he says.
I don't know if you have a mom, parents are divorced, whatever it is- but if you can speak to your mother about it, I would try.
Explanation:
Go to the nearest rest stop.
Answer:
Judging by the question itself, I'm going to hazard a guess and say that the answer is b.
Explanation:
No but seriously, this helped me out so much.
Your best bet would be to go to the school first and truthfully explain what happened. Most likely they will appreciate that you came and took accountability for your actions rather than waiting to get in trouble. Not to mention this will give you the opportunity to tell the truth of the situation rather than waiting for someone to potentially report false information and then the administration seeing the camera footage and assuming the worst.
It would also help if you approach the situation as if you wanted to improve your behavior and be a better person rather than just trying to avoid suspension.
Hope this helps!
