Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Assess"

A: it means to judge or test the quality of something

Example - Teachers assess your skill when they make you take a quiz

A: An evaluation. You get assess(ed) based on something such as how well you understood something or performed.

“I will assess you on Friday on your performance of sewing pants.”

A: To look at or observe. You're paying close attention to something and then giving it a grade or value.
"The test was used to assess how smart we are."

A: Evaluate, estimate, rate

A: You will be able to solve the problem if you assess it properly

A: Assess = carefully look at, or evaluate something. So, some examples are:

“Please assess your assignment for any spelling mistakes”.

“They assessed the price of the car to be $20,000”.

Or as a noun, it can be used like this:

“The assessor told us that the damage to our home was going to be very expensive”.

A: our assessment of the president is not very good.

your knowledge will be assessed tomorrow in an exam.

the town committee will assess the budget for the next fiscal year tomorrow, before it goes to the referendum.

A: small nuances, I would say that ‘assess’ is slightly more authoritative, while ‘evaluate’ is more general

‘Assess the situation rationally and calmly’
‘This exam will assess your ability to think critically’

‘Employee evaluations are coming up’
‘Let’s evaluate that statement’

A: Also evaluate is more linked to an assessment of performance
People don’t use appraisal that much in daily life, it’s more of a financial term

A: "Looking around the room, she assessed the damage. 'Ugh, what a mess!' she thought."
"The antique shop owner appraised the necklace and told me it was a fake! It's worth $30 at best!"

'Assess' has a connotation of examining a location or situation, while 'appraise' is done to an object, especially to determine its monetary value.

A: "assess the difficulty" is good.

These words are really the same but some are more natural than others in various phrases.

A: Assess is to look at the situation. Estimate is to make a guess about and tends to be about numbers.

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A: you've got a teeny bit of accent (which is fine! just thought I'd mention it in case you're wondering or something) but what you're saying is clear and understandable so I'd say you're good!

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A: Could say:
‘He found her to be intelligent’
Or
‘He thought she was intelligent’

A: Unless this was in a situation where they were doing some sort of formal assessment of this person's intelligence this sentence would seem odd. In an everyday situation you might say "She seemed intelligent" or "He thought she was intelligent."