WorksheetsGEP 3, Unit 1D: Highly Effective Young People..
Total questions: 228
Worksheet time: 2hrs 54mins
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 1: Be Proactive, meaning:
I am a responsible person. I take initiative. I choose my actions, attitudes, and moods. I do not blame others for my wrong actions. I do the right thing without being asked, even when no one is looking.
I spend my time on things that are most important. This means I say no to things I know I should not do. I set priorities, make a schedule, and follow my plan. I am disciplined and organized.
I balance courage for getting what I want with consideration for what others want. I make deposits in others’ Emotion Bank Accounts. When conflicts arise, I look for third alternatives.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 2: Begin with the End in Mind, meaning:
I spend my time on things that are most important. This means I say no to things I know Ishould not do. I set priorities, make a schedule, and follow my plan. I am disciplined and organized.
I balance courage for getting what I want with consideration for what others want. I make deposits in others’ Emotion Bank Accounts. When conflicts arise, I look for third alternatives.
I plan ahead and set goals. I do things that have meaning and make a difference. I am an important part of my classroom and contribute to my school’s mission and vision, and look forways to be a good citizen.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 3: Put First Things First, meaning:
I spend my time on things that are most important. This means I say no to things I know Ishould not do. I set priorities, make a schedule, and follow my plan. I am disciplined and organized.
I balance courage for getting what I want with consideration for what others want. I make deposits in others’ Emotion Bank Accounts. When conflicts arise, I look for third alternatives.
I plan ahead and set goals. I do things that have meaning and make a difference. I am an important part of my classroom and contribute to my school’s mission and vision, and look forways to be a good citizen.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 4: Think Win-Win, meaning:
I spend my time on things that are most important. This means I say no to things I know Ishould not do. I set priorities, make a schedule, and follow my plan. I am disciplined and organized.
I balance courage for getting what I want with consideration for what others want. I make deposits in others’ Emotion Bank Accounts. When conflicts arise, I look for third alternatives.
I plan ahead and set goals. I do things that have meaning and make a difference. I am an important part of my classroom and contribute to my school’s mission and vision, and look forways to be a good citizen.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 5: Seek First to Understand, Then to be Understood, meaning:
I value other people’s strengths and learn from them. I get along well with others, even people who are different than me. I work well in groups. I seek out other people’s ideas to solve problems because I know that by learning with others we can create better solutions than anyone of us alone. I look for a third alternative.
I take care of my body by eating right, exercising, and getting sleep. I learn in lots of ways and lots of places, not just at school. I spend time with family and friends. I take time to find meaningful ways to help others. I have balance in my life.
I listen to other people’s ideas and feelings. I try to see things from their viewpoints. I listen to others without interrupting. I listen with my ears, my eyes, and my heart. I am confident in voicing my ideas.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 6: Synergize, meaning:
I value other people’s strengths and learn from them. I get along well with others, even people who are different than me. I work well in groups. I seek out other people’s ideas to solve problems because I know that by learning with others we can create better solutions than anyone of us alone. I look for a third alternative.
I take care of my body by eating right, exercising, and getting sleep. I learn in lots of ways and lots of places, not just at school. I spend time with family and friends. I take time to find meaningful ways to help others. I have balance in my life.
I listen to other people’s ideas and feelings. I try to see things from their viewpoints. I listen to others without interrupting. I listen with my ears, my eyes, and my heart. I am confident in voicing my ideas.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 7: Sharpen the Saw, meaning:
I value other people’s strengths and learn from them. I get along well with others, even people who are different than me. I work well in groups. I seek out other people’s ideas to solve problems because I know that by learning with others we can create better solutions than anyone of us alone. I look for a third alternative.
I take care of my body by eating right, exercising, and getting sleep. I learn in lots of ways and lots of places, not just at school. I spend time with family and friends. I take time to find meaningful ways to help others. I have balance in my life.
I listen to other people’s ideas and feelings. I try to see things from their viewpoints. I listen to others without interrupting. I listen with my ears, my eyes, and my heart. I am confident in voicing my ideas.
Stephen R Corvey's 8 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Habit 8: Find Your Voice, meaning:
I value other people’s strengths and learn from them. I get along well with others, even people who are different than me. I work well in groups. I seek out other people’s ideas to solve problems because I know that by learning with others we can create better solutions than anyone of us alone. I look for a third alternative.
I take care of my body by eating right, exercising, and getting sleep. I learn in lots of ways and lots of places, not just at school. I spend time with family and friends. I take time to find meaningful ways to help others. I have balance in my life.
I expand my circle of influence, being trust worthy, building trust, blending the voices of others, and creating a common vision. I align goals and systems and empower others.
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
What does the word "challenges" mean in the context of the table?
Simple tasks to be enjoyed
Difficult tasks or obstacles to overcome
Rewards for good performance
Opportunities that require no effort
What is a synonym for the word "entrepreneur"?
Employee
Innovator
Customer
Advisor
Which phrase best describes "ups and downs"?
Periods of constant success
Alternating periods of success and failure
Times of absolute failure
Uninterrupted growth
To "empathize" with someone means to:
Ignore their feelings
Understand and share their feelings
Criticize their emotions
Avoid their situation
What is the antonym of "establish"?
Build
Found
Create
Dismantle
What does the phrase "get back on one's feet" mean?
To sit down and relax
To recover from a difficult situation
To avoid challenges
To lose one's balance
If someone is "back on their feet," they are:
Still struggling
Fully recovered
Completely defeated
Avoiding difficulties
The word "authentic" means:
Counterfeit
Fake
Genuine
Copied
To "follow in someone's footsteps" means to:
Disagree with someone's path
Create a completely new path
Emulate someone's example
Ignore someone's advice
The idiom "hit a home run" refers to:
Achieving great success
Missing a big opportunity
Failing at a task
Avoiding risks
My grandmother ___ everyone with a warm hug when they arrive.
greet
greets
greeting
greeted
My uncle ___ funny stories about his travels.
tells
tell
telling
told
My cousin ___ the table before dinner.
set
sets
setting
setted
My aunt always ___ her famous lasagna for the gathering.
makes
make
making
made
My nephew ___ games with the younger children.
play
plays
playing
played
My father ___ photos of the family gathering every year.
take
taking
takes
taked
My sister ___ a song for the family.
sing
sings
singing
sang
My brother ___ everyone's names for the team game.
writes
write
writing
wrote
My grandfather ___ stories about his childhood during the gathering.
share
shares
sharing
shared
My mother always ___ tea and snacks for the guests.
serves
serve
serving
served
My cousin ___ family traditions during dinner.
discuss
discusses
discussing
discussed
My aunt ___ everyone to join the family photo.
calls
call
calling
called
