3. to mark with an asterisk. pron: While the final syllable of asterisk is usu. pronounced (-rÉªsk) with the (s) preceding the (k), a metathesized pronunciation of the word, in which the (s) and (k) change places to produce (ËÃ¦s tÉ rÉªks) is also heard.
Evaluative question is a question is answered based on one's values and beliefs. It requires information and sources outside of the text. It seeks to identify your perspective or point of view. However, evaluative questions still need support from text.
COUNTDOWN Worksheet 2 NOVEMBER 2013 Curriculum links: RS2.8 / ACELA1477 Evaluative language When we talk about something, our words can reveal what we are thinking and feeling.We call this âevaluativeâ language. For example you might say, âYuk!I hate broccoli!â and your friend might reply, âI donât mind it!â So, two people have different opinions about the same thing, and one opinion is stronger than the other! Both use evaluative language.1.OUNTDOWN Worksheet 2 NOVEMBER 2013 Curriculum links: RS2.8 / ACELA1477 Evaluative language When we talk about something, our words can reveal what we are thinking and feeling. We call this âevaluativeâ language. For example you might say, âYuk!