<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

For history, I have to do a shit ton of summer work. 

It is split up into 5 different packets, each with about 8 or so pages of reading followed by 12-16 questions. (there is one essay at the end as well) Total, thats about 65 questions, give or take, that I am writing a paragraph about. 

My teacher is the *only* teacher for this grade level/subject, meaning he is grading on his own. Given he has about 100 students, is he really going to read all 6,500 paragraphs in detail?  It just seems to far fetched. 

I find my self stressing about a certain question, and then I think, "He's not even going to read this!" He even said "I'm not grading on how well you do, just that you did the work."

So, Teachers of Reddit, will he actually read all of my answers in great detail?
<bot>: Will my teacher read all 65 of my paragraph-answers if he has 100 other students' packets to grade as well?