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IB English B
Interview: Exam Anxiety
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Interview: Exam Anxiety
IB English B
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credentialsnoun
Official qualifications or experience that prove someone is suitable for a particular role or responsibility.
elicitverb
To draw out or bring forth information, ideas, or emotions from someone through careful questioning or discussion.
follow-upadjective
A question or action that seeks more information about something previously mentioned.
insightnoun
A clear and deep understanding of something.
interviewnoun
A meeting where one person asks another questions, often recorded or written for others to read.
interviewernoun
The person who asks the questions in an interview.
open-endedadjective
(Of a question) designed so that the answer can be long or detailed, not just yes or no.
probeverb
To ask more questions to find out deeper information about something.
rapportnoun
A friendly relationship in which people understand each other well.
revealverb
To show or make known something that was hidden.
thematicadjective
Organised or structured around particular topics, themes, or central ideas.
warm-upnoun
Easy exercises or activities done before the main activity to prepare your body or mind.
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