Question

fill in the blanks to complete each sentence with the word most appropriate in the context of the sentence. the syllabus included this instruction for students enrolled in the course: \check email at least once a week for important messages related to upcoming assignments.\ the teachers rule is strict: if caught looking at your cell phone in class, you must leave phone on the front table until class is over. your youre question confidence i know i know it! you can gain or lose up to 100 points on this question. activity score (view activity report) current grade 0% you must answer at least 3 more questions to receive a grade.

Explanation:

1. For the first blank: The sentence is about checking one's own email, so we need a possessive pronoun. "your" is a possessive pronoun meaning belonging to you. So "your" fits here as we are referring to the students' email.
2. For the second blank: The phrase "if... caught" requires a contraction that means "you are". "you're" is the contraction of "you are", so "you're" is appropriate here as it means if you are caught.
3. For the third blank: The sentence is about leaving one's own phone, so we need a possessive pronoun. "your" is used to show that the phone belongs to the student, so "your" fits here.

Answer:

First blank: your
Second blank: you're
Third blank: your