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The correct term to describe minor disruptions such as missing supplies or being late to class is "controlled interruptions." This term encompasses small, often manageable disruptions that can be addressed by the teacher without significantly impacting the overall flow of the lesson. Controlled interruptions are typically seen as minor inconveniences rather than severe disruptions that require extensive interventions. While other terms may seem relevant, they refer to situations that are either more serious or different in nature. Major disruptions suggest significant or critical issues that might halt classroom activities or require serious disciplinary action. External distractions generally refer to outside influences that distract students from learning, like noise from outside the classroom, and do not specifically pertain to minor internal classroom management issues. Behavioral issues often involve actions by students that disrupt the learning environment, indicating a need for more serious behavioral management strategies.