4. KAHOOT QUIZ RESULTS

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR TEACHER REULTS

1 Michelangelo 7937
2 Loredana❤️ 6231
3 Alberto. 5848
4 Paolino 5774
5 Antonio 5053
6 Nick 4993
7 Autilia 4992
8 Gabriele.B 4811
9 GiuseppeV 4798
10 Rosa 4776
11 Gabry L. 4711
12 Alessia 4636
13 Freddy 4616
14 Andrea?? 4546
15 Gabriele A. 4530
16 Federico 4445
17 Giovanni 4439
18 Claudia 3638
19 Antonio L. 2768

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CULTURE QUIZ RESULTS


1 Autilia 14178
2 Fede e enrico 14049
3 CLAUDIA♥️ 13814
4 Giuseppe V. 12400
5 Michelangelo 12179
6 Rosa 11149
7 Gabriele B. 10308
8 Freddy 10167
9 Loredana❤️ 9871
10 Giovanni 9575
11 Andrea 9341
12 Antonio 9249
13 Alessia 9144
14 Paolino?? 9004
15 Nick 8907
16 Alberto 8041
17 Gabriele A. 6475
18 Antoniocap 6403
19 Gabry L. 3828

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GRAMMAR TEST RESULTS
 1    Michelangelo    15649
2    Gabriele B.    11875
3    Andrea????    11786
4    Gabry L.    11128
5    Freddy    10752
6    Alberto.    10459
7    Rosa    9922
8    Giuseppe V.    7222
9    claudia    7038
10    Autilia    6927
11    Loredana❤️    6631
12    Antonio L.    6477
13    Gabriele. A    5880
14    Paolino??    5509
15    Fede e enrico    5418
16    Antonio    5033
17    Nick    3416
18    Giovanni    3338
19    Alessia    1588
20    Paok    763




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