EVOLVE 6 - Unit 8 - Flashcard 1

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What does it mean to 'get interrupted' in a task?

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To be stopped or disturbed in the middle of an activity or task, often by an external factor such as a phone call.

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How can focusing on a specific point help during an eye exam?

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Focusing on a specific point helps to assess visual acuity and ensures that the eyes are properly aligned for the examination.

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What is the importance of turning phones on vibrate in a public setting?

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Turning phones on vibrate prevents disruptions and distractions, allowing for a more enjoyable experience for everyone.

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What does it mean to 'distract' someone?

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To divert someone's attention away from something, often causing them to lose focus on the task at hand.

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What is the process of translating an article?

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Translating an article involves converting text from one language to another while maintaining the original meaning and context.

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What are some common distractions in a learning environment?

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Common distractions include phone notifications, loud noises, conversations, and visual stimuli.

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Why is it important to minimize interruptions while working on a report?

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Minimizing interruptions helps maintain focus, increases productivity, and ensures the quality of the work being completed.

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What strategies can be used to improve focus during tasks?

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Strategies include setting specific goals, creating a quiet workspace, using timers, and taking regular breaks.

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How does the use of color in design affect perception?

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The use of color can enhance or detract from the overall design, influencing how viewers perceive and engage with the content.

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What are the potential consequences of interruptions during a movie?

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Interruptions can disrupt the flow of the film, diminish the audience's engagement, and reduce overall enjoyment.