1. Why is it important to write your start and stop time on your time card?

It is used to determine your salary.
It's not important. The supervisors want to make extra work for you.
Your mother wants to know.

2. How do you get students to leave the lab when another class is scheduled?

Ring the cow bell to let the students know it is time to leave.
Call Security to remove the students.
Politely announce that another class is scheduled and anyone not in that class must leave.

3. If you want to know..."Whereyagonnago"?

To other SLA's.
To the lab log.
To a supervisor.

4. A lab printer is discovered to be low on toner. What should you do?

Get a new cartridge from the supply cabinet and change it.
Leave it for the next shift.
Notify Robin or Elvis.

5. What kind of paper is used in the lab printers?

It doesn't matter. All the paper is the same.
Only the regular printer paper.
The special laser printer paper.

6. What do you do if you cannot get a computer to restart or reboot?

Report it to Robin or Elvis.
Unplug it.
Nothing. The next student using it can probably restart it.

7. If a student forgets his/her password, it is reset to ___________.

The student's original password.
Union.
Whatever he/she wants it to be.

8. What do you do when the work demand is low during the shift?

Check the cabinet for low supplies. Write down ordering information and give the list to Robin.
Circulate through the labs, picking up trash.
Goof off because there is absolutely nothing to do.

9. What do you do if you cannot finish all of the work before the end of the shift?

Leave a note or stay to speak with the SLA on the next shift.
Call the supervisor to finish it for you.
Don't worry about it, just leave.

10. Write a short paragraph discussing why you should do a good job as an SLA.

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