Question

The purpose of the letter is to…. Select one: a. convince the teacher that the wrong grade was given in hopes of receiving a higher grade. b. demonstrate the process the student went through in writing the essay in hopes of receiving a more fair grade. c. express the importance of proofreading and peer review in the essay writing process in hopes of educating the teacher on proper assessment techniques. d. convince the teacher they are a poor reader in hopes that they return to school and learn the modern day slang and lingo of their students.

Answer 1

a. convince the teacher that the wrong grade was given in hopes of receiving a higher grade.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the letter signed by Gradin Grubber, the student was evidently pained for receiving a low score on a test he put his best into. He explained to the teacher how much effort he invested in the essay and also wrote that the teacher should also have spent as much effort in grading the essay.

While acknowledging that teachers are likely to make mistakes, he explained that important papers like the one he was just graded on should receive more attention. The purpose of this letter is to convince the teacher that the wrong grade was given in hopes of receiving a higher grade.