Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main takeaway from "Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English — Quick Check"?

   1. Tendril has a Plain English mode that simplifies the writing assistant. Here is how to find and turn it on.
   2. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
   3. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
   4. Vocabulary lookups

2. Which choice best fits the situation in "Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English — Quick Check"?

   1. plain language
   2. accessibility
   3. personalization
   4. ESL features

3. A learner studying Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English would need to understand which concept?

   1. accessibility
   2. personalization
   3. plain language
   4. ESL features

4. Which of these is directly relevant to Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

   1. accessibility
   2. plain language
   3. ESL features
   4. personalization

5. Which of the following is a key point about Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

   1. Open any lesson on Tendril
   2. Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen
   3. Click the chip that says "Plain English"
   4. The chip will glow when it is on

6. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

   1. Look at the bottom-right corner of your screen
   2. Open any lesson on Tendril
   3. Click the chip that says "Plain English"
   4. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking

7. Which statement best matches the lesson "Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English — Quick Check"?

   1. chip — a small button with a label
   2. toggle — a switch that turns something on or off
   3. assistant — the AI helper inside Tendril
   4. accessibility — features that help more people use a tool

8. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

   1. toggle — a switch that turns something on or off
   2. assistant — the AI helper inside Tendril
   3. chip — a small button with a label
   4. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking

9. What is the key insight about "What changes" in the context of Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

   1. When Plain English is on, the assistant writes shorter sentences, defines technical words on first use, and gives one ex…
   2. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
   3. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
   4. Vocabulary lookups

10. What is the key insight about "The chip lives on your device" in the context of Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

    1. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
    2. The Plain English setting is saved on your computer or phone. If you log in from a new device or clear your browser, you…
    3. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
    4. Vocabulary lookups

11. Which statement accurately describes an aspect of Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

    1. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
    2. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
    3. Plain English mode tells the lesson assistant to use shorter sentences, easier words, and to define hard terms.
    4. Vocabulary lookups

12. What does working with Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English typically involve?

    1. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
    2. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
    3. Vocabulary lookups
    4. Click the same chip again. The glow turns off. Your assistant returns to normal English.

13. Which of the following is true about Tendril Walkthrough: Switch the Lesson Assistant to Plain English?

    1. The big idea: one click. The assistant now talks to you in the English level you choose.
    2. turn-taking — speaking, then listening, then speaking
    3. A small star or bookmark icon will appear
    4. Vocabulary lookups