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  • The math teacher's name is Alex Smith. What do his students call him?
    Mr. Smith (or Dr. Smith)
  • Mr. Garcia - man or woman?
    man
  • Who is in the library?
    The librarian is in the library.
  • Where is the nurse?
    She's in the nurse's office. / She's in the clinic.
  • Who is Ms. Corday?
    She's the English teacher.
  • What are 4 titles a woman can use?
    Miss, Ms., Mrs., Dr.
  • Where is Ms. Corday?
    She's in the classroom. / She's in classroom 708.
  • Where is the custodian?
    He's (She's) in the hallway (restroom).
  • Who is in the counselor's office?
    The counselor (Ms. Hite) is in the counselor's office.
  • Where is the cafeteria worker?
    He's (She's) in the cafeteria.
  • Where is P.E. class?
    It's in the gym.
  • Who cleans (limpiar) the hallway?
    The custodian cleans the hallway.
  • Who helps students with their class schedule?
    The counselor helps students with their class schedule.
  • Which is plural (more than 1)? - cats or dog's?
    cats
  • Who is in the clinic?
    The nurse is in the clinic.
  • What are 2 titles a man can use?
    Mr. and Dr.
  • Who transports students to school and back home?
    The bus driver transports students to school and back home.
  • What title can be for a man or a woman?
    Dr.
  • Where is the librarian?
    She's (He's) in the library.
  • Dr. Martinez - man or woman?
    man OR woman
  • Where do students eat lunch?
    Students eat lunch in the cafeteria.
  • Where is the bus driver?
    He's (She's) on the bus.
  • Where is Mrs. Garrett?
    She's in the main office.
  • Mrs. Hernandez - man or woman?
    woman
  • Who is Mrs. Garrett?
    She's the principal.
  • What is the title for an UNMARRIED woman?
    Miss (Ms.)
  • Where is Ms. Hite?
    She's in the counselor's office.
  • Where is the science teacher?
    She's (He's) in the science lab.
  • Who is Ms. Hite?
    She's the counselor.
  • What is the title for a MARRIED woman?
    Mrs. (Ms.)
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