Walking away The 15 questions of lesson 371 «Walking away» of the everyday course of Mova's primary school with their options, 89 sentences, every one parsed by Mova with its syntax tree and pragmatics. How the student did on them: the lesson at school .
t1 «he said go on hit me, so I did, it's his fault innit». Is that right? wrong ✗ t2 «oi chicken, you just gonna walk off??» What does a wise kid do? wrong ✗ t3 Two big lads following you and your mate down the high street, it's getting dark. Best move? right ✓ t4 «big fight at the rec 6 o'clock, everyone's going, don't be a wimp». Best answer? wrong ✗ t5 Teacher: «Jake, why did you leave PE without asking?» Best honest answer? wrong ✗ t6 Lily's ponytail gets yanked AGAIN. Her friend says «just smack him». What's wiser? right ✓ t7 «mate dared me to go sort out that kid from Station Road, gonna do it». What's a good way out? right ✓ t8 Jake's fists itch and his face goes hot after an insult. What helps most? right ✓ t9 Maddie: «If I walk off, they'll say I'm soft». What's true? wrong ✗ t10 Your friend walked away from a fight everyone was egging on. What can you do? wrong ✗ t11 «just ignore him» mate says. Lily ignored the tugging boy. What stops it for good if ignoring fails? — wrong ✗ e1 Identify the principal reason for which a confrontation cannot proceed once one party withdraws. right ✓ · exam e2 It is given that two pupils are pursued by older youths along a public street. Select the course of action most consistent with their safety. right ✓ · exam e3 Which of the following statements most accurately characterises the act of withdrawing from a provocation? right ✓ · exam e4 Whereas a pupil is described as «scared» for declining to attend an arranged street fight, ascertain the comparative cost of declining. wrong ✗ · exam ← previous
Standing by a friend
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