Sentence examples for pick the answer from inspiring English sources

To show a bunch of carriers as labels people can click on to pick the answer that fits.

In the case of communication questions (i.e., Call and SMS), a user can either pick the answer from a list of suggestions that are populated using an "auto-complete" functionality, or a user may type in his/her answer instead of selecting from the list of names suggested by the "auto-complete" feature.

This occurred despite specific attention from the study team to ensure appropriate instructions were in bold, such as 'answer each question if possible and try not to spend too long over your answers but pick the answer that first comes to mind'.

In this situation, don't just pick the answer that seems most convenient, take a minute to really think about the question in more detail.

By 'think aloud' I mean repeating all the questions aloud and telling me what you are thinking as you hear the questions and as you pick the answers.

Mrs. N. (89) for instance, a woman living alone who much enjoys social outings, picked the answer 'I am able to do many of the things that make me feel valued' and said: " I am able to do many household tasks myself".

It's tempting to ask, when you are able to get the right answer to a question, "How were you able to pick the right answer?" The natural response seems to be this one: "I knew it was the right one".

But it looks like the experiences gave you the ability to pick the right answer because they gave you the knowledge that the answer was right.

Reading the question and then deciding what you think the answer should be BEFORE looking will almost always help you pick the right answer.

So to recap, pick the second answer (B) on four-choice tests and the fifth answer (E) on five-choice tests.

Setting aside the shoulds and the whys behind which name to pick, the obvious answer for the ambivalent is to use both.