Sentence examples for options to answer from inspiring English sources
Another minor difference to Experiment 1 was that in this version of the task, the question screen was displayed for 4 s, and the two options to answer during stimulus presentation were removed from the screen as soon as the reminder appeared.
Here are low-traffic options to answer question 1. 1. User testing: User testing is not like a focus group, where a group of prospective customers test out a product and give you feedback.
Here are low-traffic options to answer question No. 2. Your strategies for answering question No. 2 in spite of low traffic to your site should be based off some of the things you learned from answering question No. 1, namely through user testing.
All of the 27 options to answer that question appear to be an attempt to masquerade Tinder Social as wholesome, not allowing for any sexually charged or custom labels for your group.
The image is an essential part of the case, and in this case the student is expected to select one choice from five options to answer the question posed.
The question 'Do you participate in any organization?' had options to answer no or yes, with the latter followed by the question 'In which organizations?' Responses of family members (primarily husbands and wives) were added to obtain a single score, which was attributed to each individual and recoded as follows: 0=no participation or 1=participation in at least one organisation.
Note that there's no option to answer "all of the above".
It's also easy to select the option to answer a call on your iPhone rather than have an awkward speakerphone chat with your wrist.
Most importantly, children were explicitly told that there were no correct or wrong answers and they were also given the option to answer that they "do not know".
If your phone rings, a popup appears on your computer with the option to answer the call or send it to voice mail.
The simulated call screen doesn't offer the option to answer the call, so your friend won't accidentally try to pick up (though there is an option to respond by calling your friend back).
