Rad: Reading Response Strategy Quiz
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Before taking this quiz, you will have watched the PowerPoint tutorial “What is RAD? ”, and should now be able to answer questions on the different information you just learned. What can you tell us? Let’s take a look.
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What does the "R" in RAD stand for?
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Review
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Restate
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Revise
Correct Answer
B. RestateExplanation
The "R" in RAD stands for "Restate". In the context of RAD (Rapid Application Development), restating refers to the process of clearly defining and articulating the requirements and specifications of a software application. This step involves gathering information, understanding the needs of the stakeholders, and restating the requirements in a clear and concise manner. Restating helps ensure that everyone involved in the development process has a common understanding of what needs to be built, reducing the chances of miscommunication and errors.Rate this question:
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What does the "A" in RAD stand for?
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Answer
- B.
Adjective
- C.
Achieve
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What does the "D" in RAD stand for?
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Decision
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Description
- C.
Details
Correct Answer
C. DetailsExplanation
RAD stands for Rapid Application Development, which is a software development methodology that emphasizes quick prototyping and iterative development. The term "details" can be associated with RAD as it highlights the importance of paying attention to the specific requirements and specifications of a project. In RAD, the development process involves gathering and analyzing detailed information about the project, ensuring that all necessary details are considered and incorporated into the development process.Rate this question:
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What is the RAD strategy used for?
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Creating a story
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Answering a literature-based question
- C.
Editing and revising an article
Correct Answer
B. Answering a literature-based questionExplanation
The RAD strategy is used for answering a literature-based question. This strategy involves reading the question carefully, analyzing the question, and then determining the best answer based on the information provided in the literature. It helps in understanding the question and finding the most appropriate response by considering the context and content of the literature.Rate this question:
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The Level One answer was: "She is a girl that goes to their house."Who does "she" refer to?
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Alice in Wonderland
- B.
Cinderella
- C.
Goldilocks
Correct Answer
C. GoldilocksExplanation
The pronoun "she" refers to Goldilocks. This can be inferred from the context of the sentence, where it states that "she is a girl that goes to their house." Since the only option that matches this description is Goldilocks, it can be concluded that she refers to Goldilocks.Rate this question:
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The Level One answer was: "She is a girl that goes to their house."The tutorial states you should avoid using _______________ and use specific names instead.
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Verbs
- B.
Details
- C.
Pronouns
Correct Answer
C. PronounsExplanation
The tutorial suggests avoiding the use of pronouns and instead using specific names. In the given Level One answer, the pronoun "she" is used to refer to a girl. Using specific names instead of pronouns helps to provide clarity and avoid confusion.Rate this question:
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In the Level Three answer, all parts of the prompt were addressed using RAD, but the tutorial stated that the answer was "too general." How can this be corrected?
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Add your opinion.
- B.
Use specific details from the text.
- C.
Restate the question again.
Correct Answer
B. Use specific details from the text.Explanation
The Level Three answer was considered "too general" because it did not provide specific details from the text to support the opinion. To correct this, the answer should include specific examples or evidence from the text to back up the opinion. By doing so, the response becomes more focused and provides concrete evidence to support the stated opinion.Rate this question:
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Why is restating the question helpful when responding to a writing prompt?
- A.
It helps focus the response.
- B.
It makes your answer longer.
- C.
The teacher likes it.
Correct Answer
A. It helps focus the response.Explanation
Restating the question is helpful when responding to a writing prompt because it allows the writer to clearly understand and address the main point or purpose of the question. By restating the question, the writer can ensure that their response is directly relevant and focused, avoiding any potential tangents or unrelated information. This helps to create a more concise and coherent answer that directly addresses the prompt's requirements.Rate this question:
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When answering a question about a specific text, it is important to _________________.
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Include your own opinions and experience
- B.
Research answers from different sources
- C.
Only use the assigned reading to find your answer
Correct Answer
C. Only use the assigned reading to find your answerExplanation
When answering a question about a specific text, it is important to only use the assigned reading to find your answer. This is because the assigned reading is the primary source of information and the basis for the question. By relying solely on the assigned reading, you can ensure that your answer is accurate and directly related to the text in question. Using other sources or personal opinions and experiences may introduce bias or information that is not relevant to the text, leading to an incorrect answer.Rate this question:
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Why are specific details important to include when responding to a writing prompt?
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The details can be about anything you've read.
- B.
The details support your answer and "prove" your point.
- C.
The details make your answer entertaining.
Correct Answer
B. The details support your answer and "prove" your point.Explanation
Including specific details when responding to a writing prompt is important because they support your answer and "prove" your point. By providing specific details, you are able to back up your arguments and provide evidence for your claims. This helps to make your response more credible and convincing. Without specific details, your response may lack substance and appear vague or unsupported. Therefore, including specific details is crucial in order to strengthen your response and make it more persuasive.Rate this question:
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