How should I answer this question about measuring airspeed using dynamic pressure? I have come across a question in the PPL Principle of Flight material which I can't understand how to answer:


  Give your opinion on the statement "Measuring dynamic pressure is the
  way to determine the indicated airspeed of an aircraft".
You're confused! Great! Confusion is just an opportunity to learn.

In the spirit of education, I won't answer your question, but I will give you some things to consider.


"Give your argument on the statement" - This usually means you're being asked to support or refute whatever comes next. It will be up to you to decide which is appropriate.
Measuring dynamic pressure - What is dynamic pressure? Are there other kinds of pressure? Is there something else besides pressure that could be measured instead?
is - Is it or is it not?
the way to - the only way? Are there other ways? 
determine the indicated airspeed - Is that what is determined? Is anything else determined? Is indicated airspeed the proper thing to determine or do you need something else?
of an aircraft. - Is that correct? 


If you can answer all of those, you should have no problem putting them together into a solution. If you're having problems with a specific portion, let us know what's unclear.