B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple Instructions

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Froggy Jumps B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple InstructionsOnline version Test your instruction basics by The Royal Visions 1 1. A detailed list of steps that tells you how to do something. a b) Instruction b a) Menu c c) Joke 2 2. To write your name on a formal document to agree to it. a c) Type b b) Draw c a) Sign 3 3. To enter your username and password into a computer system. a a) Log out b c) Turn off c b) Log in 4 4. A book or digital document that explains how to use a product or system. a c) Receipt b a) Manual c b) Novel 5 5. To press a button on a computer mouse to select something. a c) Click b b) Kick c a) Hit 6 6. The specific order in which things must happen (1, 2, 3...). a c) Random b b) Sequence c a) Chaos 7 7. To do exactly what you are told in the instructions. a b) Lead b c) Ignore c a) Follow 8 8. To look at something again to be absolutely sure it is correct. a a) Guess b b) Check c c) Lose 9 9. To make a machine start working by giving it power. a c) Break down b b) Turn on c a) Turn off 10 10. The last step or the end of a process. a a) Initial b b) Middle c c) Final 11 11. A polite word you should always use when giving an instruction in business. a c) Hurry b a) Now c b) Please 12 12. The very beginning step of a process. a a) First b b) Next c c) Last 13 13. A linking word used to introduce the second or following step. a c) Next b b) First c a) Finally 14 14. To make a computer file or program show on your screen. a c) Delete b b) Open c a) Close 15 15. A series of actions taken in a specific order to achieve a result. a c) Break b b) Problem c a) Process 16 16. Paying close attention to avoid making mistakes or breaking something. a b) Fast b a) Careful c c) Clumsy 17 17. To stay in one place or delay doing something until the right time. a a) Wait b b) Run c c) Go 18 18. A single action in a series of actions (e.g., "____ 1, ____ 2"). a c) Fall b a) Jump c b) Step 19 19. To press the keys on a computer keyboard to write words. a a) Type b b) Draw c c) Speak 20 20. To stop a machine or computer from working (remove the power). a c) Speed up b a) Turn on c b) Turn off

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B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple Instructions

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B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple InstructionsOnline version

by The Royal Visions

1. A detailed list of steps that tells you how to do something.

2. To write your name on a formal document to agree to it.

3. To enter your username and password into a computer system.

4. A book or digital document that explains how to use a product or system.

5. To press a button on a computer mouse to select something.

6. The specific order in which things must happen (1, 2, 3...).

7. To do exactly what you are told in the instructions.

8. To look at something again to be absolutely sure it is correct.

9. To make a machine start working by giving it power.

10. The last step or the end of a process.

11. A polite word you should always use when giving an instruction in business.

12. The very beginning step of a process.

13. A linking word used to introduce the second or following step.

14. To make a computer file or program show on your screen.

15. A series of actions taken in a specific order to achieve a result.

16. Paying close attention to avoid making mistakes or breaking something.

17. To stay in one place or delay doing something until the right time.

18. A single action in a series of actions (e.g., " 1, 2").

19. To press the keys on a computer keyboard to write words.

20. To stop a machine or computer from working (remove the power).

B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple Instructions

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B101: Lesson 6: Giving and Receiving Simple InstructionsOnline version

by The Royal Visions

1. A detailed list of steps that tells you how to do something.

2. To write your name on a formal document to agree to it.

3. To enter your username and password into a computer system.

4. A book or digital document that explains how to use a product or system.

5. To press a button on a computer mouse to select something.

6. The specific order in which things must happen (1, 2, 3...).

7. To do exactly what you are told in the instructions.

8. To look at something again to be absolutely sure it is correct.

9. To make a machine start working by giving it power.

10. The last step or the end of a process.

11. A polite word you should always use when giving an instruction in business.

12. The very beginning step of a process.

13. A linking word used to introduce the second or following step.

14. To make a computer file or program show on your screen.

15. A series of actions taken in a specific order to achieve a result.

16. Paying close attention to avoid making mistakes or breaking something.

17. To stay in one place or delay doing something until the right time.

18. A single action in a series of actions (e.g., "____ 1, ____ 2").

19. To press the keys on a computer keyboard to write words.

20. To stop a machine or computer from working (remove the power).

18. A single action in a series of actions (e.g., " 1, 2").