7. all of the following are phrases to use when respectfully disagreeing, except ____.\n\i completely…

7. all of the following are phrases to use when respectfully disagreeing, except ____.\n\i completely disagree with the point you made because i believe that chapter three reveals the good of joels character.\\n\i understand your perspective on that, and why you might feel that way, but have you considered the impact of race and gender?\\n\really? thats what you thought of the main character?\\n\interesting, but i do not agree with your conclusion that kevins character is at fault, because matthew played a large role in the accident.\\n\n8. all of the following are reasons why each person should contribute to a small group discussion, except ____.\neach individual can offer a different point of view or idea.\neach individual brings different thoughts to the discussion.\nthe entire groups grade would suffer if everyone did not participate.\nif one member does all the speaking, the entire group suffers.\n\n9. which of the following is an example of asking for clarification during a group discussion?\n\i disagree with your point about jonathan and marthas conflict because they both had the same point of view about marks addiction.\\n\i liked your idea that the theme is one of valuing the strength in others. i thought of this theme as well after reading chapter two because of trevors conversation with his estranged mother.\\n\i heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. could you please elaborate on that?\\n\i completely agree with your analysis of sues character. in addition, have you thought of the impact her childhood had on her college experience?\

7. all of the following are phrases to use when respectfully disagreeing, except ____.\n\i completely disagree with the point you made because i believe that chapter three reveals the good of joels character.\\n\i understand your perspective on that, and why you might feel that way, but have you considered the impact of race and gender?\\n\really? thats what you thought of the main character?\\n\interesting, but i do not agree with your conclusion that kevins character is at fault, because matthew played a large role in the accident.\\n\n8. all of the following are reasons why each person should contribute to a small group discussion, except ____.\neach individual can offer a different point of view or idea.\neach individual brings different thoughts to the discussion.\nthe entire groups grade would suffer if everyone did not participate.\nif one member does all the speaking, the entire group suffers.\n\n9. which of the following is an example of asking for clarification during a group discussion?\n\i disagree with your point about jonathan and marthas conflict because they both had the same point of view about marks addiction.\\n\i liked your idea that the theme is one of valuing the strength in others. i thought of this theme as well after reading chapter two because of trevors conversation with his estranged mother.\\n\i heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. could you please elaborate on that?\\n\i completely agree with your analysis of sues character. in addition, have you thought of the impact her childhood had on her college experience?\

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • Question 7: The phrase "Really? That's what you thought of the main character?" is more of a surprised reaction rather than a respectful disagreement. The other options show respect while disagreeing by stating reasons or considering other perspectives.
  • Question 8: While group - grades can be a factor in some cases, the main reasons for individual contribution in a small - group discussion are to bring diverse thoughts and avoid one - sided participation, not mainly because of grades.
  • Question 9: "I heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. Could you please elaborate on that?" is asking for clarification as it requests more details about a statement made. The other options are about agreeing or disagreeing.

Answer:

  1. "Really? That's what you thought of the main character?"
  2. The entire group's grade would suffer if everyone did not participate.
  3. "I heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. Could you please elaborate on that?"