Giving and Defending Opinions - Unit 3

Multiple Choice

What should students be able to do by the end of the lesson?

• Identify expressions for giving and defending opinions.

• Use the expressions in short conversations.

• Write an essay on opinions.

• Discuss opinions in a group.

Multiple Choice

What are the key differences between giving and defending in a debate?

• Giving is about presenting ideas

• Defending is about countering arguments

• Giving involves persuasion

• Defending requires evidence

Multiple Choice

I think that...

In my opinion, ...

I believe that...

From my point of view, ...

• All these expressions mean different things.

• Two of these expressions mean the same.

• Three of these expressions mean the same.

• All of these expressions mean the same.

Multiple Choice

Roni: What should we do for our group project?

Rebecca: ...

What is the best option to complete the sentences

• I don't think so.

• I think we should do a small presentation.

• I doubt that.

• Are you sure?

• Why do you think so?

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to defend an opinion?

• To express your feelings

• To support your opinion with reasons

• To ignore others' opinions

• To listen without responding

Multiple Choice

andy : what do you think about the new coffee shop near our school?

bella : i love it! the ambiance is cozy, and the coffee tastes is amazing

what is andy doing in this conversation ?

• giving opinion

• asking for bella's opinion

• making a complaint

• giving information

Multiple Choice

What does the speaker mean by saying "I understand your urgency, but I’m afraid I can’t quite come to an agreement with your point"?

• They agree with the urgency

• They disagree with the urgency

• They acknowledge the urgency but disagree with the point

• They are indifferent to the urgency

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the phrase "Forgive me for interrupting, but I must respond that" in a conversation?

• It shows politeness

• It indicates urgency

• It suggests disagreement

• It is a formal greeting