WorksheetsAsking and Answering Questions Vocabulary
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Define the word "accurate" as in
"Tony's prediction of the winner was accurate".
correct or on target
incorrect
wrong
almost correct
Define the word appropriate, as in "your response to the question was appropriate".
encouraged
suitable or fitting
likeable
wrong
Define the word "choice", as in "you have a choice between having a sandwich or a salad for lunch".
plan
opinion
this or that
something you choose; an option
Define the word "clarify", as in "could you please clarify the directions for me?"
to explain or make something clear/understandable
to make something confusing
to jump up and down
to give you the answer
Define the word "criteria", as in "one must meet certain criteria to be selected for the job".
an educated guess
good intentions
a really good grade
a standard or requirement to which something or someone is compared
Define the word "describe", as in "please describe to us what you see in the photo".
to represent something in words; to paint a mental picture
to confuse one with the other
to keep something hidden
to draw a picture with markers
Define the word "elaborate", as in "I like your answer, but can you please elaborate a little more about why you chose that one."
to tell someone again
to expand upon what someone says
to contradict or to say the opposite of what someone says
to retell a story in your own words
Define the word "impulsive", as in "you need to think before you speak and don't be so impulsive".
be very thoughtful
to make a good choice
acting or speaking without considering the consequences first
to listen to loud music
Define the word "inappropriate", as in "that shirt is inappropriate to wear to school".
not correct, unacceptable
timely
allowed
backwards
Define the word "ineffective", as in "my attempt to make my daughter go to bed earlier was totally ineffective".
beneficial or helpful
didn't even try
not quiet
unhelpful or useless
Define the word "precise", as in "one way to improve your speech is to be more precise in your articulation".
very valuable
sloppy
exact or accurate
inaccurate
