WorksheetsChecking for Understanding
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Ms. Ranny : Do you understand?
Students : Yes, we understand miss
In the dialogue above, the expression used by Ms. Ranny is categorized as?
Asking for Attention
Checking Understanding
Asking for Opinion
Praising Someone
Luffy : We will go to Whole Cake Island tomorrow. Is it clear?
Franky : Yes, it is clear Luffy
What is the objective of Luffy adding the expression "is it clear?" in the last dialogue?
To check whether Franky understands or not about the order
To focus the attention of Franky to Luffy's order
To tell Luffy's opinion to Franky
To ask for direction to Franky
Mechanic : This is the fastest way to change your tires. ....?
Mr. Andi : Wow, Great. I get your point.
The best expression to fill the missing part is?
Listen to me, please
Would you mind to see it?
Fantastic?
Do you get my point?
Steven : this is a difficult text. Do you get the information?
Ron : Yes, I get the information. this is an interesting text
From the dialogue, we know that...
Steven does not understand the text well
Ron does not understand the text
Steven understand the text well
Both of them do not get the text well
Mr. Juan : That's all information about the conference. Is it clear?
Ryan : ..., sir
Mr. Juan : Which part Ryan?
Ryan : it is about the enrollment of conference
The correct expression to fill the blank is...
No, I don't get the information
No, it is not clear
No, I don't understand
No, I don't get the point
Teacher: "Do you understand?"
Students : "Yes, Sir!"
What kind of expression that teacher gives?
asking for attention
checking for understanding
asking for suggestion
giving opinion
Oliver : Do you understand of what he said?
Harry : Yes, he said that we have to speak English in our class.
The underlined sentence expresses....
asking for attention
showing lack of understanding
checking for understanding
giving opinion
Which one is the Expression of Showing Lack Understanding? (Ungkapan kurang memahami)
I don't understand
I understand
I see
I get it/I got it
Billar: Do you get the point of the homework Mom May gave us this morning?
Lesty: No, I don't. How about you? Do you understand the homework?
Does Lesty understand the homework?
Yes, she do.
Yes, she does.
No, she don't.
No, she doesn't.
Mother : Marry, please help me to make soup. Wash the vegetables first, then cut them into pieces.
Marry : I’m sorry Mom, …
Mother : Listen carefully, wash the vegetables. Then, cut them into pieces. You get it?
Marry : Ok, Mom.
I’m with you.
Does that make any sense?
I’m not sure I get your point.
I understand what you are saying.
