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Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 4: Asking for Clarification at WorkOnline version 20 core ESL concepts quiz by The Royal Visions 1 To make something easier to understand by explaining it better. a Hide b Clarify c Confuse 2 To say something again because the other person did not hear. a Delete b Ignore c Repeat 3 To fail to understand the correct meaning of what someone said. a Misunderstand b Hear c Know 4 Not exact or not clear; missing important details. a Vague b Good c Specific 5 Giving exact, clear, and detailed information. a Specific b Random c Vague 6 To say the letters of a word one by one (A-B-C). a Read b Count c Spell 7 The way a person pronounces words (e.g., British, American, French). a Speed b Volume c Accent 8 To confirm or check that a piece of information is true and correct. a Guess b Verify c Deny 9 To explain an idea again using different words so it is easier to understand. a Delete b Forget c Rephrase 10 The exact meaning of a word, usually found in a dictionary. a Story b Joke c Definition 11 To say "I am sorry" for asking a question or interrupting. a Apologize b Thank c Laugh 12 To stop someone while they are talking because you need to ask a question. a Interrupt b Wait c Listen 13 A polite word used when you did not hear someone and want them to repeat. a Hello b Pardon c Goodbye 14 A situation where people do not understand what is happening or what to do. a Agreement b Confusion c Clarity 15 To ask a question to make sure you have the right information. a Ignore b Forget c Check 16 How loud or quiet a person's voice is on a phone call. a Speed b Color c Volume 17 To hear and know exactly what a person means. a Lose b Understand c Guess 18 To say words out loud using your voice. a Think b Write c Speak 19 A bad telephone connection where it is hard to hear the other person. a Fast line b Clear line c Noisy line 20 To reduce the speed of your voice when talking. a Stop completely b Slow down c Speed up

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B101: Lesson 4: Asking for Clarification at Work

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B101: Lesson 4: Asking for Clarification at WorkOnline version

by The Royal Visions

To make something easier to understand by explaining it better.

To say something again because the other person did not hear.

To fail to understand the correct meaning of what someone said.

Not exact or not clear; missing important details.

Giving exact, clear, and detailed information.

To say the letters of a word one by one (A-B-C).

The way a person pronounces words (e.g., British, American, French).

To confirm or check that a piece of information is true and correct.

To explain an idea again using different words so it is easier to understand.

The exact meaning of a word, usually found in a dictionary.

To say "I am sorry" for asking a question or interrupting.

To stop someone while they are talking because you need to ask a question.

A polite word used when you did not hear someone and want them to repeat.

A situation where people do not understand what is happening or what to do.

To ask a question to make sure you have the right information.

How loud or quiet a person's voice is on a phone call.

To hear and know exactly what a person means.

To say words out loud using your voice.

A bad telephone connection where it is hard to hear the other person.

To reduce the speed of your voice when talking.