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What does “on the same page” mean in the sentence “I thought we were on the same page”?

• Reading a book together

• Using the same textbook

• Having the same understanding

• Looking at similar images

What does “in favor of” mean in the sentence “I thought you were in favor of same-sex marriage”?

• Opposed to

• Not interested in

• Supporting or agreeing with

• Neutral about

What does “stances” mean in the sentence “Besides taking stances, your audience may want more information…”?

• Physical positions

• Strong feelings

• Stated opinions or viewpoints

• Personal goals

What does “guarantee” mean in the sentence “Hard work does not guarantee success…”?

• Prevent

• Assure or make certain

• Suggest

• Ignore

What does “evaluate” mean in “Evaluate the accuracy of each theory”?

• Copy without thinking

• Judge or assess the value or quality

• Discuss casually

• Agree with no question

What does “tedious” mean in the sentence “The task is likely to be hard and tedious”?

• Fun and exciting

• Slow, boring, and repetitive

• Completely impossible

• Quick and simple

What does “put in my two cents” mean in the sentence “Can I put in my two cents?”

• Offer money

• Complain about something

• Give a personal opinion

• Ask for a favor

What does “elaborate” mean in “Can they elaborate more on their argument?”

• Repeat what was said

• Make something simpler

• Explain in more detail

• Ask a question

What does “relates to” mean in “I have an idea that relates to what you just said”?

• Repeats

• Connects with or is relevant to

• Disagrees with

• Comes from

What does “reconsider” mean in the sentence “It is necessary to reconsider this possibility”?

• Think about it again

• Refuse completely

• Support it right away

• Support it right away