Senses
Name all five senses.
Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch
What does addressing mean?
Speaking directly to someone or focusing on a topic
What does explicit mean?
Clearly and directly stated.
What does implicit mean?
Something suggested or understood without being directly stated
Your teacher says, 'Please put your phones away.' Explicit or implicit?
Explicit, because the teacher directly tells students what to do.
You eat a sour candy. Which sense are you using?
Taste
The principal is addressing the students during an assembly. Who is being addressed ?
The students.
Change this into an explicit request : "It's really cold in here!"
Can you please close the window?'
Your friend says, 'I haven't eaten anything all day,' while looking at your pizza. What might they be implying?
They might be hungry and hoping you'll share your pizza.
Your friend says, 'Can you help me with homework?' Explicit or implicit?
Explicit, because they directly ask for help.
The cookies smelled sweet, and I heard the oven timer ringing.' Identify TWO senses and the clues.
Smell: 'smelled sweet.' Hearing: 'heard the oven timer ringing.'
The student council is addressing the problem of bullying. Does addressing mean talking directly to someone or focusing on an issue?
Focusing on an issue. Addressing can mean dealing with or discussing a problem
Your friend says, 'You never respond to my messages!' Rewrite it as a polite, explicit request.
"Could you please respond to my messages when you have time?'
A student gets their test back, sighs, and puts their head down. What is implied, and what clues tell you?
The student may be disappointed with their grade. Sighing and putting their head down are clues.
Your friend wasn't invited to a party and texts, 'Wow, looks like everyone had fun without me." What might they REALLY be communicating?
They might feel hurt or left out, even though they don't directly say it. This is implicit.