Determining the Relevance and the Truthfulness of Ideas Pres

1. What does it mean when you agree with someone?

• A. Your ideas are the same.

• B. Your ideas are both correct.

• C. Your ideas are different from each other.

• D. Your ideas do not have importance.

2. What does it mean when you disagree with someone?

• A. Your ideas are the same.

• B. Your ideas are both correct.

• C. Your ideas are different from each other.

• D. Your ideas do not have importance.

3. Which expression can you use to express an opinion?

• A. It is a fact that…

• B. As far as I'm concerned…

• C. It is proven…

• D. The evidence shows that…

4. What does the expression "That's for sure" express?

• A. strong agreement

• B. strong disagreement

• C. weak agreement

• D.weak disagreement

5. What does the expression "I guess so" mean?

• A. strong agreement

• B. strong disagreement

• C. weak agreement

• D.weak disagreement

6. What does the expression "That's not always true" mean?

• A. strong agreement

• B. strong disagreement

• C. weak agreement

• D. weak disagreement

7. What does the expression "No way!" mean?

• A. strong agreement

• B. strong disagreement

• C. weak agreement

• D. weak disagreement

8. What does "I'm not sure about that" express?

• A. strong agreement

• B. strong disagreement

• C. weak agreement

• D. weak disagreement

9. Which expression shows weak agreement? .

• A. I suppose so.

• B. You're so right.

• C. That's right.

• D. Certainly!

10.Which expression shows weak disagreement?

• A. It's interesting, but…

• B. No way!

• C. I disagree.

• D. Sure!