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Choose the correct option to fill in the blank:

The teacher will _____ the student's performance before giving the final grades.

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 2

Option 1 -> "Approx." is an abbreviation for "approximately," which doesn't grammatically or contextually fit when discussing evaluating performance.

Option 2 -> "Appraise" means to assess, evaluate, or estimate the quality/value of something - the teacher needs to evaluate the student's work before grading.

Option 3 -> "Apprise" means to inform or notify someone about something; you cannot "apprise a performance."

Option 4 -> "Praise" means to express approval or admiration, but the context requires assessment/evaluation, not commendation.


Hence, Option 2: Appraise -> The teacher must assess and evaluate the student's performance systematically before determining final grades, making "appraise" the correct verb for this academic evaluation context -> correct

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