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SummaryOnline version Units 10.2, 11.2 and 12.2 by Karen Dzul 1 Emma is judging a school art contest. Her best friend is one of the participants. Even though another student’s painting is more detailed and creative, Emma gives the first place to her friend. What word describes Emma’s decision? a Trustworthy b Accurate c Biased d Genuine 2 What does “take sb’s mind off sth” mean? a To help someone stop thinking about something upsetting or stressful b To remind someone of an important task they forgot c To talk about a problem until it’s fully solved d To make someone focus harder on a specific situation 3 This term is generally used to describe the collection of data or information that may be useful to an individual, group or company. Users are asked to give their opinions or preferences in response to a series of questions. a Analysis b Assessment c Calculation d Survey 4 What does misleading mean? a A plan to deceive someone or a trick b Causing disagreement or discussion c Causing someone to believe something that isn’t true d Information intended to deceive 5 A: Did you see that video of a shark swimming on the subway? B: Yeah, but it’s not real, it’s just a… a Rumor b Hoax c Urban legend d White lie 6 What does it mean to "analyze" a situation? a Ignore the details b Make a guess about it c Break it down into parts to understand it better d Copy someone else's opinion 7 Which situation best shows the use of “putting sb’s mind at rest”? a Telling your friend a scary story at night b Reasuring your mom that you arrived safely at school c Ignoring everybody d Arguing with a stranger online 8 What does it mean to “be a (real) downer”? a Someone who ruins the mood or brings everyone down emotionally b Someone who stays quiet and avoids conversations c Someone who always cheers people up d Someone who gives helpful advice during hard times 9 A doctor performs an assessment of a patient. What is the doctor most likely doing? a Chatting casually with the patient b Judging the patient’s clothing c Making the patient fill out forms d Evaluating the patient’s symptoms and health condition 10 Which example best illustrates sth that can "capture sb's imagination"? a A list of the weekly grocery shopping b A plain and boring textbook with no pictures c A manual about car engines d A breath-taking story about time travel and Sci-fi

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Emma is judging a school art contest. Her best friend is one of the participants. Even though another student’s painting is more detailed and creative, Emma gives the first place to her friend. What word describes Emma’s decision?

a

Trustworthy

b

Accurate

c

Biased

d

Genuine

2

What does “take sb’s mind off sth” mean?

a

To help someone stop thinking about something upsetting or stressful

b

To remind someone of an important task they forgot

c

To talk about a problem until it’s fully solved

d

To make someone focus harder on a specific situation

3

This term is generally used to describe the collection of data or information that may be useful to an individual, group or company. Users are asked to give their opinions or preferences in response to a series of questions.

a

Analysis

b

Assessment

c

Calculation

d

Survey

4

What does misleading mean?

a

A plan to deceive someone or a trick

b

Causing disagreement or discussion

c

Causing someone to believe something that isn’t true

d

Information intended to deceive

5

A: Did you see that video of a shark swimming on the subway? B: Yeah, but it’s not real, it’s just a…

a

Rumor

b

Hoax

c

Urban legend

d

White lie

6

What does it mean to "analyze" a situation?

a

Ignore the details

b

Make a guess about it

c

Break it down into parts to understand it better

d

Copy someone else's opinion

7

Which situation best shows the use of “putting sb’s mind at rest”?

a

Telling your friend a scary story at night

b

Reasuring your mom that you arrived safely at school

c

Ignoring everybody

d

Arguing with a stranger online

8

What does it mean to “be a (real) downer”?

a

Someone who ruins the mood or brings everyone down emotionally

b

Someone who stays quiet and avoids conversations

c

Someone who always cheers people up

d

Someone who gives helpful advice during hard times

9

A doctor performs an assessment of a patient. What is the doctor most likely doing?

a

Chatting casually with the patient

b

Judging the patient’s clothing

c

Making the patient fill out forms

d

Evaluating the patient’s symptoms and health condition

10

Which example best illustrates sth that can "capture sb's imagination"?

a

A list of the weekly grocery shopping

b

A plain and boring textbook with no pictures

c

A manual about car engines

d

A breath-taking story about time travel and Sci-fi

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by Karen Dzul

Emma is judging a school art contest. Her best friend is one of the participants. Even though another student’s painting is more detailed and creative, Emma gives the first place to her friend. What word describes Emma’s decision?

What does “take sb’s mind off sth” mean?

This term is generally used to describe the collection of data or information that may be useful to an individual, group or company. Users are asked to give their opinions or preferences in response to a series of questions.

What does misleading mean?

A: Did you see that video of a shark swimming on the subway? B: Yeah, but it’s not real, it’s just a…

What does it mean to "analyze" a situation?

Which situation best shows the use of “putting sb’s mind at rest”?

What does it mean to “be a (real) downer”?

A doctor performs an assessment of a patient. What is the doctor most likely doing?

Which example best illustrates sth that can "capture sb's imagination"?

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