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

A: For only a small group of people

few = a small number

select = chosen out of a larger group of people

A: choose/ pick ^-^
select your favorite = pick your favourite

A: Means picked randomly. For instance, I randomly selected the colors of my socks so they may not be the same color.

Or the court randomly selected their jury.

A: I will select the blue one.

Please select the correct answers.

Please select the button on the top right corner.

A: The woman's friend helped her to select a dress that looked good on her.

A: choose is more general. for instance, you can choose to do something, but you can't select to do something. also, select seems to require that there be a preestablished range of options. like you could say that a novelist made very creative choices in constructing his plot, but you couldn't speak of selections here

A: "This is the dress I selected"
"This is the dress I chose"
"What will you choose?"
"What will you select?"
"Everyone chose this"
"Everyone selected this"
"Don't choose that"
"Don't select that"

A: They mean the same thing but "select" is considered to be more professional. So on formal things you'll see "please make a selection." Instead of "choose one please." But they still mean the same thing.

A: According to the Internet select is "Carefully choose as being best or suitable" and choose is "Pick out or select (someone/something) as being the best or most appropriate of two or more alternatives" to me both words mean the same thing you can just use them for different reasons but be careful

A: select是精选

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A: × You should select what you will be excited to do than another if you can’t select which you do.
✓ If you don't know what to do, you should choose something that excites you rather than something that doesn't.

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A: You sound nice and clear. :3 good job