Understanding Key Phrases

What does 'to sum up' mean?

• To calculate a total amount.

• To provide a detailed analysis.

• To summarize or give a brief overview.

• To express a personal opinion.

How would you use 'furthermore' in a sentence?

• I will go to the store; furthermore, I forgot my wallet.

• The weather was nice; furthermore, it rained all day.

• The project was completed; furthermore, it cost less.

• The project was delayed; furthermore, it exceeded expectations.

What is the meaning of 'for instance'?

• It means 'for example'.

• It indicates a cause and effect relationship.

• It means 'in conclusion'.

• It refers to a specific instance.

Which sentence correctly uses 'most people agree that'?

• Most people agree that pizza is the best food.

• Most people agree that exercise is beneficial for health.

• Most people agree that winter is the hottest season.

• Most people agree that the sky is green.

What does 'in contrast' imply?

• It implies a comparison that emphasizes differences.

• It refers to a neutral observation.

• It suggests a similarity between two subjects.

• It indicates a cause-and-effect relationship.

Choose the best meaning for 'to sum up'

• to summarize

• to ignore

• to elaborate

• a) to conclude

Select the sentence that uses 'furthermore' correctly.

• Furthermore, the study shows that exercise improves mental health.

• Furthermore, the study indicates that exercise is not beneficial.

• The study shows that exercise improves mental health; furthermore, it is enjoyable.

• Exercise improves mental health; furthermore, it is a waste of time.

What does 'for instance' indicate in a discussion?

• It indicates an example in a discussion.

• It summarizes the main point in a discussion.

• It introduces a counterargument in a discussion.

• It signifies a conclusion in a discussion.

How does 'in contrast' function in comparing two ideas?

• 'In contrast' functions to emphasize differences between two ideas.

• 'In contrast' highlights similarities between two ideas.

• 'In contrast' is used to introduce a conclusion.

• 'In contrast' serves to summarize the main points of a discussion.