If you submit your homework late (way past the due date) then its grading may be delayed until the end of the semester, since the graders will have already graded that assignment or worksheet and are busy grading the next assignments.

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The statement presents a scenario about grading logistics and asks you to judge its truthfulness. 
Option 1 (True): This can occur in many educational settings where graders juggle multiple assignments and the grading queue extends as deadlines pass, especially near term ends. If graders are occupied with a large volume of submissions, late work may indeed be deferred or integrated into the end-of-semester workflow, causing delays until finalizing grades. This reflects practical constraints such as limited grader availability, administrative processing, and the need to maintain consistency across a cohort. 
Option 2 (False): Saying this never happens would ignore real-world coursework realities. In practice, instructors often set late penalties or accept late work with a different grading timeline, but it is not guaranteed that late submissions are instantly graded, and many courses do push late-work grading to the end of the term or batch it with other tasks. The assertion that grading will always be immediate or unaffected by late submissions overlooks these scheduling bottlenecks and policy variations. 
Additional nuance: The exact policy can vary by course, department, or institution. Some courses explicitly outline that late work is graded within a specified window, while others state that late submissions are only accepted up to a grace period with adjusted due dates. Therefore, understanding the course's stated policies helps determine how often late work causes delays beyond the general scheduling considerations. 
In summary, the reasoning behind the statement hinges on practical workflow realities: graders have finite time, and a backlog created by late submissions can push grading toward the end of the term. Conversely, if a course has a policy ensuring prompt grading regardless of timing, one might view delays as improbable; such a policy, however, is not universal.}

SP25: CS-149 Sec 03 - Operating Systems Orientation - Syllabus Quiz (ungraded)

If you submit your homework late (way past the due date) then its grading may be delayed until the end of the semester, since the graders will have already graded that assignment or worksheet and are busy grading the next assignments.

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