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Learning to Work Together

Quiz by CHNITI JALEL

Grade A2
English
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

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  • Q1
    What was the student's initial problem with his classmate during group work?
    His classmate always took over and did the work his way.
    His classmate refused to help with the work at all.
    His classmate would just sit and watch, making him do all the work alone.
    His classmate did all the work without letting him participate.
    30s
  • Q2
    What made it hard for the student to trust his classmate to do the work correctly?
    His classmate tried to help, but did not do the work in the way he wanted.
    His classmate was too bossy and always took charge of the work.
    His classmate was always absent during group work.
    His classmate never attempted to help with the work.
    30s
  • Q3
    What changed for the student while working on a big project last year?
    He learned the value of working together with others.
    He realized he could accomplish everything on his own without help.
    He started avoiding group work completely.
    He decided to stop working with his classmates entirely.
    30s
  • Q4
    Who did the student ask for help in understanding the subject of his big project?
    His mom
    His classmate
    His sibling
    His teacher
    30s
  • Q5
    What did the student learn from sharing his thoughts with his classmates the next day?
    He realized that his classmates were not interested in his ideas.
    He discovered that his classmates copied his work.
    He found out that his classmates were not helpful at all.
    He was surprised to learn so much from them.
    30s
  • Q6
    What lesson did the student learn from his experience with group work on the big project?
    Working alone is the best way to ensure success.
    It is better to avoid group work altogether.
    Others can never contribute positively to a project.
    Working together with others, even if it's not always perfect, is crucial.
    30s
  • Q7
    What has the student always tried to do since the day he learned the valuable lesson?
    Avoid all forms of collaboration with others.
    Work with his peers on projects
    Take on all project responsibilities alone.
    Only work with his family members on projects.
    30s
  • Q8
    What does the student now look forward to when it comes to group work?
    Forcing his ideas on everyone else in the group.
    Knowing that together, they can achieve more.
    Having complete control over all aspects of the project.
    Avoiding group work at all costs.
    30s
  • Q9
    What did the student realize makes work much better?
    Working alone without any outside input.
    Cooperation and sharing ideas
    Ignoring all suggestions from others.
    Competing against classmates on projects.
    30s
  • Q10
    Why does the student look forward to group work now?
    Because it's easier than working individually.
    Because he knows his classmates will do all the work for him.
    Because together, they can achieve more.
    Because he gets to lead all the group projects.
    30s

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