---
id: 6960378c2a4dd0db6a8f4aa0
title: Expressing Agreement and Disagreement Quiz
challengeType: 8
dashedName: en-a2-quiz-express-agreement-disagreement
lang: en-US
---

# --description--

This quiz checks your understanding of how to express agreement or disagreement.

To pass the quiz, you must correctly answer at least 9 of the 10 questions below.

Read each question and choose the correct answer. There's only one correct answer for each question.

For accessibility, transcripts are available for learners with hearing impairments; we recommend using them only if needed.

# --quizzes--

## --quiz--

### --question--

#### --text--

What does `to respectfully disagree` mean?

#### --distractors--

To say someone is wrong in a rude way

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To avoid giving your opinion

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To fully agree with someone

#### --answer--

To disagree while staying polite and calm

### --question--

#### --text--

Listen to the audio. What does this question ask about? <!-- (quiz audio) Bob: I've received the new design and I think it looks great. What's your take on that? -->

#### --audio--

```json
{
  "audio": {
    "filename": "8.3-1.mp3",
    "startTimestamp": 0,
    "finishTimestamp": 4
  },
  "transcript": [
    {
      "character": "Bob",
      "text": "I've received the new design and I think it looks great. What's your take on that?"
    }
  ]
}
```

#### --distractors--

A fact you already know

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Instructions to follow

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A final decision

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Your personal opinion or view

### --question--

#### --text--

Which definition is incorrect?

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`Both` refers to two things together.

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`Overall` means considering everything.

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`Still` means something continues or hasn't changed.

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`Strongly` means in equal parts or amounts.

### --question--

#### --text--

What are `because`, `justifying`, `that is why`, and `given` used for?

#### --distractors--

To describe how something looks

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To talk about future plans only

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To give instructions or commands

#### --answer--

To give reasons or explain why something happens

### --question--

#### --text--

Which of the following shows agreement?

#### --distractors--

`I beg to differ.`

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`I'm not sure I agree with that.`

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`I respectfully disagree.`

#### --answer--

`I have the same opinion.`

### --question--

#### --text--

Which definition is incorrect?

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`To offer` means to provide something.

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`To proceed` means to move forward or continue.

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`To allocate` means to distribute resources.

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`To dedicate` means to delay something intentionally.

### --question--

#### --text--

When would you say `I see where you're coming from`?

#### --distractors--

When you know where someone is from.

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When you are checking someone's location on a map.

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When you do not understand what someone means.

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When someone explains why they prefer one solution and you understand their view.

### --question--

#### --text--

Which is an example of a `priority`?

#### --distractors--

Doing a task only if there is extra time

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Watching videos or chatting during work time

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Planning a task for sometime next year

#### --answer--

Fixing a critical bug before the app is released today

### --question--

#### --text--

What do `while` and `still` express in this sentence: `While I understand your point, I still think we should wait`?

#### --distractors--

`While` is used for time, and `still` is used for sequence.

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`While` is used to give a reason, and `still` is used to show a result.

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`While` is used for agreement, and `still` is used to end the discussion.

#### --answer--

`While` is used to show contrast, and `still` is used to show the same opinion continues.

### --question--

#### --text--

Which sentence means to stop resisting and finally agree?

#### --distractors--

`She finally gave up and agreed to use the new plan.`

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`She finally gave out and agreed to use the new plan.`

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`She finally gave away and agreed to use the new plan.`

#### --answer--

`She finally gave in and agreed to use the new plan.`
