The replacement for a substituted team member fires only the uncompleted portion of the course.

The replacement for a substituted team member fires only the uncompleted portion of the course.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Not specified
• D. The replacement ignores the uncompleted portion

Answer: (B)

When a substitute team member comes in, they pick up where the original member left off and handle only the parts of the course that are still unfinished. This keeps progress continuous and avoids repeating material that's already been completed. So, taking on only the uncompleted portion aligns with how substitutions are usually managed to finish the course efficiently. The other options don’t fit: false would contradict this standard approach, not specified would imply no policy exists, and ignoring the unfinished portion would defeat the purpose of completing the course.

When a substitute team member comes in, they pick up where the original member left off and handle only the parts of the course that are still unfinished. This keeps progress continuous and avoids repeating material that's already been completed. So, taking on only the uncompleted portion aligns with how substitutions are usually managed to finish the course efficiently. The other options don’t fit: false would contradict this standard approach, not specified would imply no policy exists, and ignoring the unfinished portion would defeat the purpose of completing the course.