Fran has been struggling with the tasks she has to accomplish over the next few weeks: homework due the next day (Tuesday), a French test that Thursday, an essay due in two weeks, an algebra test next Friday, and a science project the following Monday. To make things worse, she has to plan a surprise party for her best friend's birthday the weekend after next. How should she list her priorities, starting with the most urgent task? Rearrange the list below to build the right sequence.

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Callie Casey

Mathematics

15 July, 22:50

Fran has been struggling with the tasks she has to accomplish over the next few weeks: homework due the next day (Tuesday), a French test that Thursday, an essay due in two weeks, an algebra test next Friday, and a science project the following Monday. To make things worse, she has to plan a surprise party for her best friend's birthday the weekend after next. How should she list her priorities, starting with the most urgent task? Rearrange the list below to build the right sequence.

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Sofia Merritt · Answer 1

The right sequence is

Fran should do her homework today and study for French for Tuesday and Wednesday. Then she should right the essay in Thursday and Friday and plan her friend's birthday on Wednesday to Friday. On Monday to THursday, she should study Algebra.