workbook
Definition
Noun: 1. A student's book containing exercises, problems, or practice material, often with blank spaces for writing answers. * A workbook is typically used alongside a main textbook to provide practical application of lessons through written exercises, drills, or activities.
Usage
A workbook is a supplementary educational tool. It is used by students to practice and apply knowledge learned from a primary source, such as a textbook, lecture, or course. The key feature is that it contains structured tasks with space for the learner to write, solve, or respond directly within the book itself.
Examples
- Noun:
- The teacher assigned the first three pages of the grammar workbook for homework.
- Please complete the exercises in your math workbook by Friday.
- This language workbook includes listening activities and spaces for writing practice.
Advanced Usage
- Digital Workbook: In modern contexts, a workbook can also refer to a digital file (e.g., a spreadsheet file) containing multiple pages or sheets of data and calculations.
- I saved the financial data in an Excel workbook.
Variants and Related Words
- Worksheet (n): A single sheet of paper or page containing exercises or problems for practice. A workbook is often a bound collection of worksheets.
- Exercise Book (n): A general term for a book with blank or lined pages used for writing schoolwork; it may be less structured than a specific workbook.
- Manual (n): A book of instructions, especially a technical one. Unlike a workbook, a manual is primarily for reference, not for completing exercises.
Synonyms
- Practice book
- Exercise book (in some contexts)
Antonyms
- Textbook (a book containing a comprehensive exposition of a subject, used for study rather than direct practice within it).
Noun
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a student's book or booklet containing problems with spaces for solving them
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