worksheet
- noun
- /ˈwɜːrkʃiːt/
- The teacher handed out a worksheet filled with math problems for the students to solve.
- completed worksheet
- student worksheets
- math worksheet
Now, as throughout the series, we have a worksheet where you can do some self reflection.
- Now, as throughout the series, we have a worksheet where you can do some self reflection.
- It's a free crush my negotiation prep worksheet.
- It's like a PDF or when people buy my book, Ioffer a worksheet, a story map worksheet that they can use to map out their own pilot, for example.
- I brought a little worksheet that I thought you could avail yourself of an advanced care planning worksheet to get you started on the process of thinking about these things.
- We'll see about, you know, perhaps worksheets as well.
Examples
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Why don't you take out your worksheets and do the vocabulary?
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So I've developed videos and worksheets for teachers to use to teach students how to solve Rubik's cubes.
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Do you have a worksheet for that?
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So as long as you did that worksheet, then you should be able to factor that.
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Subjects in the other treatment group used the worksheet to practice the same information.
Academic text (1991) -
When the project is completed, an evaluation worksheet helps students reflect on their experience.
Academic text (1993) -
The students were going over a worksheet that explained the cause of mutations.
Academic text (2015) -
Kindly pass your worksheets forward.
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When the groups had completed their answers, they turned in their worksheets and discussed the answers.
Academic text (1999) -
Their responses were logged on a worksheet that I reviewed and commented on digitally.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A paper that has the questions for a test or exam
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Etymology
Worksheet comes from the two simple English words work ('task') and sheet ('piece of paper'). So a worksheet is a sheet used for work — a paper with questions, spaces, or notes to help you plan or complete tasks.