8th Class Character Analysis

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The first character trait that I can relate to is the ability to assume responsibility for assignment and attendance. I always make sure to get my homework done and turned in on time. Turning in homework is very important to me and I always use some of my free time to work on it to make sure it is done and handed in when it is supposed to be. I also help my friends and others who need help with their homework so they can get it turned in on time as well. I try to help them so that they understand it, and I’m not just giving them answers. Besides always turning in my work, I always make sure that I’m in class. Trying to do homework is much harder if you’re not in class, so it’s easier if I am just there to learn about it in class.
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