Group 13 EnglishCalculus_Day 1 Quiz

Which term describes going back to something you said before and changing it?

• clarify

• emphasize

• backtrack

• elaborate

What does 'clear-cut' mean?

• a perspective

• easy to understand

• very important

• totally; fully

When you want to politely join a conversation, you can say:

• "I may have a completely different opinion on that."

• "Do you mind if I jump in here?"

• "Sorry for interrupting. Can you elaborate a little bit?"

• "I’m sorry. Let me rephrase my argument and give a more clear-cut explanation."

What does 'outdated' mean in the context of information?

• current and relevant

• inaccurate

• fresh and new

• old and no longer useful

To express agreement with someone, you might say, "I (a)   Amy's point of view."

If you want to highlight the importance of a point, you should (a)   it.

When asking for more details in a polite manner, you could say, "Sorry for interrupting. Can you (a)   a little bit?"

When you forget to include something important in your talk, you might say, "I left out a couple of (a)   points in my previous talk."

Is this a function?

• T

• F

[a,b]

• Open Interval

• Half-Open Interval

• Closed Interval

• Half-Closed Interval