The phrase "assignment answers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the solutions or responses provided for a specific assignment or task.
Example: "The teacher provided the assignment answers to help students understand the material better."
Alternatives: "homework solutions" or "task responses".
Not long after that, I got a better assignment: answering the phone for Michael Porter, a professor at the Harvard Business School.
New hire Mae Holland, the novel's protagonist, bounds forth into the communal ethos of her overlords, embracing her first assignment, answering e-mails that provide a "human experience" to small advertisers.
Using Coursekit's software, teachers can upload homework assignments, answer questions, grade work and facilitate discussions with their students.
Quipper's main product — Quipper School — lets teachers and educators set and track assignments, answer students' questions via IM, push out feedback and grading, and monitor individuals' learning progress.
Students will communicate with their instructor, and the instructor will grade assignments, answer questions, and track the student's progress through the program.
The role of the therapist was mainly to guide and coach the participant through the treatment, provide feedback on homework assignments, answer questions from the participants, and consecutively grant access to the next treatment module.
The assignment FAQ answers many common questions related to the programming assignments.
In addition to his fact-checking assignment, Frey answered readers' questions.
Upon turning sixty-five, when asked to take an assignment, Friedlander answered, "I retired from everything except work".
When Less's wife is angry because he did not tell her about his new assignment, his answer is essentially that he was just following orders.
Upon turning sixty-five, when asked to take an assignment, Friedlander answered, "I retired from everything except work". When he had his retrospective at MOMA, The New Yorker asked him for an interview, and he responded to me sweetly with a "no," explaining that he was pouring all the energy of his remaining life into taking as many pictures as he could.
