Group 13 EnglishCalculus_Day 4 Quiz

When would you use a sentence like this?

"I thought we were on the same page. Let's take a step back and look at exactly what we agreed upon previously."

• To share your opinion on a new topic.

• To clarify a misunderstanding.

• To ask for someone's help.

• To introduce yourself.

Why would you use a sentence like this?

"Besides taking stances, your audience may want or need more information to understand an issue."

• To ask for help.

• To express disagreement.

• To describe a place.

• To give extra information.

When you want to share your opinion, what would you say?

• Can I put in my two cents?

• Although it may be true that hard work does not guarantee success, it is certainly a key factor behind any success.

• Can they elaborate more on their argument?

• I believe we've all agreed that it is necessary to reconsider this possibility.

What does the word "elaborate" mean in this context? "Can they elaborate more on their argument?"

• to simplify

• to repeat

• to disagree

• to explain in more detail

Which sentence best summarizes the idea of "Can I put in my two cents?"

• Can I ask a question?

• Can I put my money here?

• Can I offer my opinion?

• Can I leave it in here?

What is the function of "so" in this sentence?

"As all great writers know, finding a small needle in a pile of hay takes a long time, so the task of developing an original idea is likely to be hard and tedious."

• to show a result

• to show contrast

• to give an example

• to make comparison

What does the sentence imply?

"I believe we've all agreed that it is necessary to reconsider this possibility."

• • We need to forget about this option.

• • We need to think about this option again.

• • We need to make a decision quickly.

• We need to ask for more opinions.

What is the primary message of this sentence?

"Besides taking stances, your audience may want or need more information to understand an issue."

• opinions are important

• facts are important

• only one of them are important

• both opinions and additional information are important

Determine the concavity of the function

• Concave Upward

• Concave Downward

Determine the concavity of the function

• Concave Upward

• Concave Downward