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A teacher asks a student to wipe down the whiteboard before leaving for art class, put away the math textbooks before wiping down the whiteboard, and take the daily attendance sheet to the principal on the way to art class. Which of the following should students do first?

A. Wipe down the whiteboard

B. Take the daily attendance sheet to the principal

C. Go to art class

D. Put away the math textbooks

Answer Explanation:

1. Wipe down the whiteboard before leaving for art class.

2. Put away the math textbooks before wiping down the whiteboard.

3. Take the daily attendance sheet to the principal on the way to Art class.

Considering the sequence of tasks, the student should:

d. Put away the math textbooks

This task precedes wiping down the whiteboard and is part of the sequence outlined in the instructions.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is D.

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