"She's probably jealous so that's why she's doing that." "She's probably jealous so that's why she's doing that." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: C
"She's probably jealous so that's why she's doing that." "She's probably jealous so that's why she's doing that." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: C
"You've always pulled out those grades before—I know you can do it again." "You've always pulled out those grades before—I know you can do it again." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: E
"What makes you think that he's cheating?" "What makes you think that he's cheating?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: D
"Like what?" "Like what?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: F
"Maybe you're a little insecure because of the divorce?" "Maybe you're a little insecure because of the divorce?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: C
"And so you feel like retaliating because you're hurt?" "And so you feel like retaliating because you're hurt?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: G
"Maybe you should give her a taste of her own medicine." "Maybe you should give her a taste of her own medicine." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: A
"It's not fair for you to have to work nights." "It's not fair for you to have to work nights." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: B
"You really are good; they'll recognize that." "You really are good; they'll recognize that." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: E
"So why did you go to Ellie's in the first place?" "So why did you go to Ellie's in the first place?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: D
"And then what happened?" "And then what happened?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: F
"Jim should not have said that to Amy after you asked him not to." "Jim should not have said that to Amy after you asked him not to." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: B
"Are you as excited as you sound about this big meet?" "Are you as excited as you sound about this big meet?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: G
"Have you tried talking to him about it?" "Have you tried talking to him about it?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: A
"Have you tried praising her?" "Have you tried praising her?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: A
"Well, that was good of him not to complain." "Well, that was good of him not to complain." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: B
"What reason did she give for not attending?" "What reason did she give for not attending?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: D
"You're probably just more upset than usual because of the stress of exams." "You're probably just more upset than usual because of the stress of exams." a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: C
"You're mad at me for postponing the meeting?" "You're mad at me for postponing the meeting?" a. advising b. judging c. analyzing d. questioning e. supporting f. prompting g. paraphrasing Answer: G