Read this sentence and answer the question below:

I've been following Richard's work, and my assessment is that he finishes on time, pays attention to details, and often comes up with ideas no one else has thought of.

Based on clues in this sentence, assessment most likely means which of the following?

Evaluation

Experience

Guess

Trial

Question

Read this sentence and answer the question below:

I've been following Richard's work, and my assessment is that he finishes on time, pays attention to details, and often comes up with ideas no one else has thought of.

Based on clues in this sentence, assessment most likely means which of the following?

Evaluation

Experience

Guess

Trial

esshotwired · Answer

I think the answer is Z (which ever one is correct)

anonymous · Answer

(/.\)

esshotwired · Answer

Lemme actually read it now :P

esshotwired · Answer

I think this would be either Experience or Trial but idk

anonymous · Answer

Those where mah choices too >.<

anonymous · Answer

It's evaluation, since they 'observed' the work, but did not do it themselves, so it can't be experience. And it's not trial since there was no judging. And it's not a guess.

anonymous · Answer

Ok. Thanks! i looked up evaluation and I just got confused

esshotwired · Answer

But wait are they talking about what they were doing to Richard's work or how Richard is so good with things?

anonymous · Answer

Oh wait,,,
I looked up the wrong word that's why >.<

anonymous · Answer

evolution <~ That is what I looked up XD

anonymous · Answer

They're talking about following, which means observing, not doing anything. And haha, evolution... Well, I hope you got that right now :)

anonymous · Answer

Ok... I got another one I have two choices on :/

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following correctly combines the two sentences?

She did not really want that particular job.
She had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.

Although she did not want that particular job, she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.

Furthermore, she did not want that particular job, she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.

She did not want that particular job, because she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.

She did not want that particular job since she had been looking for a long time when she got the offer.

anonymous · Answer

C or D, but I and thinking D

anonymous · Answer

It's A, since she didn't want it, but would take it since she hasn't been able to get anything else

anonymous · Answer

A. just doesn't make sense to me though...

anonymous · Answer

It actually does make more sense than the last two, since the idea's are different.

anonymous · Answer

Ok. Thanks

anonymous · Answer

It can't be C, especially since you can't put a comma before 'because'