Use Let’s Grow! Vocabulary/Mechanics

What is the translation of the word: noun

What is the translation of the word: adjective

What is the translation of the word: adverb

What is the translation of the word article:

What is the translation of the word verb:

What is the translation of the word phrasal verb:

What is the translation for the word conjunction:

What is the translation of the word preposition:

Select all the words that can be used as nouns in a sentence: you only get points if you select ALL correct answers and NO incorrect answers.

It’s incredibly sensible to look up the words you don’t know before guessing. Use a digital dictionary such as https://www.interglot.nl/, https://www.merriam-webster.com/ or https://dictionary.cambridge.org/. They will simply tell you the Part of Speech (woordsoort: noun, verb, adjective, etc.) as well as give their definitions and examples of their use.

Some words can be used as more than one part of speech: The word find means vinden (iets zoeken en dan vinden/ergens iets van vinden) but also vondst (iets dat je gevonden hebt). In the first examples it’s a verb and in the second example it’s a noun. Make sure you take more than one look at all the information that you get when you look for a word in a dictionary.

Select all the words that can be used as nouns in a sentence: you only get points if you select ALL correct answers and NO incorrect answers.

It’s incredibly sensible to look up the words you don’t know before guessing. Use a digital dictionary such as https://www.interglot.nl/, https://www.merriam-webster.com/ or https://dictionary.cambridge.org/. They will simply tell you the Part of Speech (woordsoort: noun, verb, adjective, etc.) as well as give their definitions and examples of their use.

Some words can be used as more than one part of speech: The word find means vinden (iets zoeken en dan vinden/ergens iets van vinden) but also vondst (iets dat je gevonden hebt). In the first examples it’s a verb and in the second example it’s a noun. Make sure you take more than one look at all the information that you get when you look for a word in a dictionary.

Select all the words that can be used as nouns in a sentence: you only get points if you select ALL correct answers and NO incorrect answers.

It’s incredibly sensible to look up the words you don’t know before guessing. Use a digital dictionary such as https://www.interglot.nl/, https://www.merriam-webster.com/ or https://dictionary.cambridge.org/. They will simply tell you the Part of Speech (woordsoort: noun, verb, adjective, etc.) as well as give their definitions and examples of their use. 

Some words can be used as more than one part of speech: The word find means vinden (iets zoeken en dan vinden/ergens iets van vinden) but also vondst (iets dat je gevonden hebt). In the first examples it’s a verb and in the second example it’s a noun. Make sure you take more than one look at all the information that you get when you look for a word in a dictionary.

Which of the following statements about Let’s Grow! is always and exactly true?

Which of these is not a ‘Let’s Grow!’ phase?

Which phase/section is described here:

• Each task starts with Instructions and Information. It contains information and two checks about the task. For these checks, you get 2XP each. For reading the information you also get XP (2XP). You get 6XP in total for _____.

Which phase/section is described here:

• • During the _____, you work together with a classmate. You will answer questions about each other’s work. You will get a total of 6XP for this phase. Two checks are required to complete this phase. Each check grants you 2XP.

Which phase/section is described here:

• After the compare phase, you will use your gained knowledge and experience to improve your work. This is called the _____. Doing this and finishing the quizzes (checks) grants you 6XP in total.

Which phase/section is described here:

• Following the grow phase, you’ll repeat the process. This is called the _____. This means you will do quizzes to check your understanding of the vocabulary and learning goals. You will also ask someone else to do the _____ with you for a second time.

Which phase/section is described here:

• During the _____ you learn about what you will be doing and how to do it. You will also do (create/write) what you’ve learned about. You get a total of 6XP once you’ve finished the _____. Two checks are required to complete this phase. Each check grants you 2XP.

Which phase/section is described here:

• Before you do the show phase you will reflect on your learning goals and you will check your understanding again. This is called the _____. Checks are once more part of the completion criteria.

Which phase/section is described here:

• The final phase is the _____. You’ve worked in your notebook all this time (task drafts from the explore phase, compare phase assignments, etc.) and on your laptop (quizzes/checks).
  • You will bring your laptop and your notebook to your teacher. They will look at it and give you feedback.
    • If everything is OK they will enter a code into your final check quiz (‘… T.. GO TO YOUR TEACHER’). This will allow you to end the task. Completing that final check grants 2XP but by finishing ______ (2XP) and the two quizzes prior (2 x 2XP) you will earn a total of  6XP. And that’s not all. For ending the task entirely you get 16XP. That brings the total for finishing your task to 24XP in one go!

Have you counted? All checks, sections/phases, etc. together accumulate to a whopping 60XP. And that’s what a task is worth in total.

If you deliver extraordinary work a teacher may grant you bonus XP (BXP) as a reward (5BXP max). If your work is uploaded to the Hall of Fame (HOF) it will grant you 5 BXP as well. Additionally, some tasks have extra assignments for BXP. It may be to draw something or to write a poem. Plenty of ways to get XP, right?

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>definition (noun)

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>necessary (adjective)

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>often (adverb)

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>frequent (adjective)

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>brief (adjective)

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>draft (noun)

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>require (verb)

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>requirement (noun)

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>review (verb)

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>continue (verb)

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>exhange (verb)

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>replace (verb)

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>award (verb)

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>mandatory (adjective)