Question

iready understanding characters — instruction — level c boy’s name. i roll my eyes at him because no one is talking to him and he needs to mind his own business. “i do not have a boy’s name. i have my name. my name is ryan and ryan means ‘king’ and that means i am a leader—” “okay, ah, please settle down. settle down,” the substitute teacher says, mostly to me and not to brandon, who thinks he knows it all. image of classroom with students “okay, ryan hart is here,” she says to herself.... fill in the blanks to describe what happens because of what brandon says. brandon’s comment about ryan being a boy’s name angers ryan. she responds by explaining that her name means that she is a leader. the substitute does not partial text and asks them to dropdown options: girl, leader, etc.

Explanation:

1. For the first blank: From the text "I roll my eyes at him because no one is talking to him and he needs to mind his own business", Ryan is angry at Brandon's comment, so "angers" is correct.
2. For the second blank: The text says "My name is Ryan and Ryan means 'king' and that means I am a leader—", so the answer is "leader".
3. For the third blank: The substitute teacher says "Okay, ah, please settle down. Settle down", so the action is to "settle down" (the blank here should be filled with "settle down", but from the options, the last blank's dropdown likely has "settle down" or similar, but based on the context of the teacher asking to calm down, and the given options in the dropdown (though partially visible), the correct action is to "settle down". However, looking at the visible dropdown for the last blank, if we assume the options are related to calming, and from the teacher's statement, the correct fill is "settle down" (but since the user's image shows a dropdown with options, and the context is the teacher asking to settle down, the last blank should be filled with "settle down" (or the appropriate option from the dropdown, but based on the text, the teacher asks them to "settle down").

Answer:

• Brandon’s comment about Ryan being a boy’s name \(\boldsymbol{\text{angers}}\) Ryan.
• She responds by explaining that her name means that she is a \(\boldsymbol{\text{leader}}\).
• The substitute does not like the behavior and asks them to \(\boldsymbol{\text{settle down}}\) (assuming the last dropdown has "settle down" as an option, based on the teacher's dialogue "please settle down").