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Monitor means to watch something in order to check it.

Monitor can be used as a noun and a verb. In this exercise monitor is used as a verb.

For example:

Environmentalists in different countries monitor and compare air pollution levels to see which countries are reducing their air pollution.


	ignore
	watch
	collect information
	check

Which answers are closest in meaning to monitor? Choose the 3 correct answers.

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	collect information
	watch
	check
	ignore

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The exercise below will help you understand the meaning of monitor.


	participation in class.
	birthdays.
	academic progress.
	behavior in class.

Which answers best complete the sentence? Choose the 3 correct answers.

High school teachers need to monitor their students'...

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	behavior in class.
	academic progress.
	participation in class.
	birthdays.

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The answers below explain the meaning of monitor.


	do not watch how it changes.
	watch it to see how it develops.
	collect information about how well it works.
	test it often.

Which answers best complete the sentence? Click on 3 correct answers.

If you monitor the progress of something, you...

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	test it often.
	watch it to see how it develops.
	collect information about how well it works.
	do not watch how it changes.

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When monitor is used as a noun, it can mean a screen that displays information or pictures.


	equipment used for showing and recording what is happening inside a part of someone's body
	a wall painting that shows many people doing different things
	an electronic device used to record, regulate, or control a process or system
	a computer screen

Which answers below are monitors? Choose the 3 correct answers.

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	equipment used for showing and recording what is happening inside a part of someone's body
	an electronic device used to record, regulate, or control a process or system
	a computer screen
	a wall painting that shows many people doing different things

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Read this paragraph and answer the question below.


	to evaluate a project that has not started yet
	to know to what extent a project is achieving its goals
	to find out if the strategy used in a project was useful
	to improve future projects by learning from past experience

Choose 3 reasons for monitoring projects:

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	to know to what extent a project is achieving its goals
	to find out if the strategy used in a project was useful
	to improve future projects by learning from past experience
	to evaluate a project that has not started yet

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Read this paragraph and answer the question below.


	know when to get additional explanations.
	identify which sections of the text you don't understand.
	identify which friends need more help
	identify which sections of the text you need to read again.

Monitoring Your Comprehension of Academic Texts

When you read an academic text, you should always monitor your understanding of the text's content. Smart readers monitor their comprehension by summarizing in their own words what they have read, or by asking themselves 'who, what, where, why’ questions while they read. If you can't make a summary or answer these questions, you will know that you haven't understood the text. Monitoring your own comprehension helps you identify when you need to read a section again, or use Google to get additional explanations.

According to this paragraph, monitoring your comprehension of a text is important because this will help you. . . Choose the 3 correct answers.

Response:

	identify which sections of the text you need to read again.
	identify which friends need more help
	identify which sections of the text you don't understand.
	know when to get additional explanations.