Exercise 2. Checking Understanding (8th Grade)
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The correct expression of checking one's understanding is ....
- A.
You explained very clear.
- B.
Are you with me?
- C.
What do you think about me?
- D.
Attention, please.
Correct Answer
B. Are you with me?Explanation
The correct expression of checking one's understanding is "Are you with me?" This phrase is commonly used to ensure that the listener is following and comprehending the speaker's message. It seeks confirmation and engagement from the listener, indicating that they are actively paying attention and understanding the information being conveyed.Rate this question:
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Mrs. Intan : Please give this invitation to Mrs. Yuni. She lives at Jl. KH. A. Dahlan No.2. Her house is green with a small fountain in front of the house. ____? Zainuddin : Yes, Mom. The best expression to complete the dialogue is ....
- A.
What does she look like?
- B.
Where does she live?
- C.
Do you know her husband?
- D.
Do you understand?
Correct Answer
D. Do you understand?Explanation
The question "Do you understand?" is the best expression to complete the dialogue because it is a response to Mrs. Intan's request to give the invitation to Mrs. Yuni. Zainuddin is confirming his understanding of the task given to him.Rate this question:
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Oza: What should I do, Grandma? Mrs. Lisa : Hold the clothes like this. Then, press the ON knob and start sewing. Get the point? Oza: Yes, Grandma. From the dialogue, we know that Mrs. Lisa is
- A.
Asking for opinion
- B.
Checking Oza's understanding
- C.
Asking for attention
- D.
Showing understanding
Correct Answer
B. Checking Oza's understandingExplanation
The correct answer is checking Oza's understanding because Mrs. Lisa is asking Oza if they understand her instructions by saying "Get the point?" This shows that she wants to make sure Oza comprehends what she just explained.Rate this question:
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Oza: What should I do, Grandma? Mrs. Lisa : Hold the clothes like this. Then, press the ON knob and start sewing. Get the point? Oza: Yes, Grandma. From the expression "Yes, Grandma" we know that Oza is ....
- A.
Asking for opinion
- B.
Asking for understanding
- C.
Showing understanding
- D.
Showing appreciation
Correct Answer
C. Showing understandingExplanation
From the response "Yes, Grandma," it can be inferred that Oza is showing understanding. This is indicated by the fact that Oza acknowledges and confirms their comprehension of the instructions given by Mrs. Lisa.Rate this question:
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Teacher : Alright, that's all I can tell you about today's material. ____? Ali? Ali : No, Ma'am. Everything is clear. Thank you.
- A.
Is that all
- B.
Do I know you?
- C.
Do you what you do?
- D.
Any question?
Correct Answer
D. Any question?Explanation
The correct answer is "Any question?" This is an appropriate response from the teacher to check if any students have any questions or need further clarification on the material that was discussed. Ali's response indicates that he does not have any questions and understands the material.Rate this question:
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"Are you ready to learn English?" The above statement is an expression to check one's understanding.
- A.
True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The above statement is not an expression to check one's understanding. It is a question asking if someone is prepared to learn English. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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"Sure, Ma'am. Everything is clear" The above sentence is an expression to show one's understanding.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given sentence, "Sure, Ma'am. Everything is clear" indicates that the person understands the situation or information being discussed. The use of the word "sure" implies confidence and agreement, while stating that "everything is clear" confirms their understanding. Therefore, the sentence is indeed an expression to show one's understanding, making the answer true.Rate this question:
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Below are expressions of showing understanding, except ...
- A.
I get it
- B.
Gotcha
- C.
I'm not sure I get what you mean
- D.
Sure, I understand. Thanks.
Correct Answer
C. I'm not sure I get what you meanExplanation
The given correct answer is "I'm not sure I get what you mean." This expression indicates uncertainty or confusion about understanding something. The other expressions, such as "I get it," "Gotcha," and "Sure, I understand. Thanks," all convey a sense of comprehension or agreement, suggesting that the person understands what is being said. However, "I'm not sure I get what you mean" implies a lack of clarity or uncertainty in understanding the message.Rate this question:
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"Do you know what I'm saying?" The above sentence is an expression to ask one's understanding.
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True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is true because "Do you know what I'm saying?" is a common expression used to check if the listener understands the speaker's message or point. It is often used to seek confirmation or clarification from the listener.Rate this question:
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