Question2 Perform the following actions in front of your webcam. [table]
Action | Response Hold up your book or study notes | I have completed this action Make a T-sign with your hands for 5 seconds | I have completed this action Read the following aloud: "A skunk sat on a stump. The stump thought the skunk stunk. The skunk thought the stump stunk. But the stump stunk the skunk stunk." | I have completed this action
[/table] You should make a T-sign when you need to [select: , signal a potential error in the exam to an invigilator, go to the toilet, signal internet issues to an invigilator, request extra time due to a technical issue]. The sentence you read aloud is an example of [select: , a tongue twister, a meme, perfect alliteration, funny phrasing]. ResetMaximum marks: 5 Flag question undefined

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Question2 Perform the following actions in front of your webcam. [table]
Action | Response Hold up your book or study notes | I have completed this action Make a T-sign with your hands for 5 seconds | I have completed this action Read the following aloud: "A skunk sat on a stump. The stump thought the skunk stunk. The skunk thought the stump stunk. But the stump stunk the skunk stunk." | I have completed this action
[/table] You should make a T-sign when you need to [select: , signal a potential error in the exam to an invigilator, go to the toilet, signal internet issues to an invigilator, request extra time due to a technical issue]. The sentence you read aloud is an example of [select: , a tongue twister, a meme, perfect alliteration, funny phrasing]. ResetMaximum marks: 5 Flag question undefined

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The question presents two selects within a single question: what action the T-sign should signal, and what the read-aloud sentence is an example of. We'll evaluate the provided answer options, then connect them to the correct selections.

Option 1: "I have completed this action". This option claims that the action described has been done, but in the context of selecting from a list of purposes (for the T-sign) or describing a linguistic feature (for the sentence) this phrasing is inappropriate. It does not correspond to choosing a functional purpose (e.g., signaling a problem) or identifying a literary device; it merely states completion, which is not what the question is asking you to indicate.

Option 2: "I have completed this action". Like Option 1, this option fails to address the actual selection required by the prompt. It does not specify why you would use a T-sign (to signal a problem) or what the read-aloud sentence exemplifies (such as a tongue twister). Repeating the same phrase misaligns with the task of choosing a purpose or categorization.

Option 3: "I have completed this action". This is functionally identical to the previous two options and shares the same mismatch with the task. It does not provide a correct justification or categorization for either select, making it an incorrect choice for both required selections.

Now, connecting to the correct interpretations for the selects themselves: for the first select, the appropriate choice is "signal a potential error in the exam to an invigilator" because the context describes using a T-sign to alert exam staff to issues rather than to perform a routine action. This aligns with invigilator signaling workflows and the purpose of a built-in signaling mechanism during testing.

For the second select, the accurate choice is "a tongue twister" since the read-aloud sentence features repetitive consonant sounds and is designed to be challenging to pronounce quickly, which is the classic definition of a tongue twister. It does not function as a meme, a perfect alliteration, or merely funny phrasing in a standard linguistic sense, but specifically as a tongue-twisting phrase.

In summary, the three listed options under answer_options are all incorrect because they state completion rather than selecting the intended purpose or linguistic category. The two correct responses to the selects themselves are (1) signaling a potential exam error to an invigilator, and (2) identifying the sentence as a tongue twister. The mismatch between the provided options and the required selections highlights why these particular choices do not satisfy the question's intent.

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