<p>When considering whom to ask for a recommendation, I am presented with the following four choices:</p>
<p>Teacher A: taught me French 1 in freshman year, and is teaching me Latin 1/2 Honors right now - I had an A in French I and have an A now, and this teacher has always been nice to me; Expected Rec: Good</p>
<p>Teacher B: taught me World History 2 Honors sophomore year, we became very good friends (in a professional manner relating to school), and I also rewarded her for her great skill as a teacher at the end of the year by giving her a $150 globe (with no alternative motives at the time either, though now I am seriously working on college stuff, I see it may be of some use). Again, I had an A in this class, but this was sophomore year. Expected Rec: Outstanding</p>
<p>Teacher C: taught me US History junior year, I was very active in her class (easily the best student), gave outstanding presentations and speeches, and currently have her as an advisor to a club that I am in. I will have her again next semester for AP US Govt. Expected Rec: Outstanding</p>
<p>Teacher D: is my teacher for English 12: Fantasy. Has a degree from Harvard, is very, VERY intelligent (as you would expect), and I have an A in his class. I am easily the most active student, most into the class, have written excellent papers, and he gave me the most glowing interm report possible at my school. However, by the time he were to write a recommendation, he will only have been my instructor for one quarter. Expected Rec: Outstanding, with consideration given to the length of time he has instructed me</p>
<p>Given these four teachers, which TWO would you suggest I ask for recommendations?</p>