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Froggy Jumps Critical Thinking & Strategic Reading QuizOnline version Test your critical reading skills by Hoh Trang 1 1. What is the primary goal of using critical questioning in online learning? a B) To interact with course concepts deeply and personally b C) To memorize every definition in the chapter c A) To finish reading assignments faster 2 2. Which level of Blooms Taxonomy involves retrieving relevant knowledge from long-term memory? a B) Applying b A) Understanding c C) Remembering 3 3. In the SQ3R method, what does the "S" stand for? a B) Summary b A) Study c D) Survey 4 4. When performing the "Survey" step in SQ3R, which of the following should you do? a B) Skip directly to the first paragraph b A) Read the entire chapter word-for-word c C) Skim the chapter headings, diagrams, and summary 5 5. How does the "Understanding" level in Blooms Taxonomy differ from "Remembering"? a B) It is a lower level of thinking b C) It involves creating a new theory from scratch c A) It requires the student to interpret meaning and "translate" knowledge into their own words 6 6. What is the first principle of strategic reading mentioned in the sources? a D) Only read the parts that are in bold b A) Read every word with equal attention c B) Not all reading material requires equal time or attention 7 7. Why is identifying a "purpose for reading" essential before starting a text? a B) To prove to the instructor that you are reading b A) To determine how to approach the material strategically c C) To make the reading process more boring 8 8. In the SQ3R method, what is the purpose of the "Question" step? a A) To find errors in the textbook b B) To turn headings into questions to guide your reading for a purpose c C) To test the instructor9s knowledge 9 9. "Using known information to perform tasks or solve problems in new situations" defines which level? a C) Analyzing b B) Applying c A) Understanding 10 10. Which section of a journal article should you read first to decide if it is relevant? a C) Abstract and Keywords b B) Methodology c A) Results 11 11. What is the benefit of the "Recite" step in SQ3R? a A) It helps you summarize material in your own words to ensure understanding b B) it allows you to read out loud to other people 12 12. The "Analyzing" level involves which of the following cognitive tasks? a A) Judging the logic of a solution b B) Dissecting information to explore relationships and how things work c D) Building something entirely new 13 13. In a scholarly journal article, what does the "Literature Review" section provide? a A) A list of the author's personal opinions b B) A summary of past research done on the topic c D) A critique of the current study's results 14 14. Which Blooms level focuses on "appraising, judging, and critiquing outcomes based on criteria"? a A) Analyzing b B) Creating c C) Evaluating 15 15. What is "Metacognition" as defined in the sources? a C) A speed-reading technique b B) Thinking about your own thinking and learning processes c A) The study of ancient languages 16 16. Why is it difficult to analyze or evaluate a subject without the "Remembering" level? a A) You cannot think critically without knowing the technical language and basic concepts first b D) Evaluations do not require facts c B) "Remembering" is actually the hardest level 17 17. What should you do during the "Review" step of SQ3R? a A) Start reading the next chapter immediately b C) Delete your notes to save space c B) Look over your notes, fill in gaps, and see how concepts fit together 18 18. In the "Creating" level of Blooms Taxonomy, a student might: a C) Memorize a timeline b A) Critique a video c B) Construct a portfolio page that integrates new information with other knowledge 19 19. Strategic reading for journal articles recommends reading which section closely to understand significance? a C) Discussion b B) Results c A) Introduction 20 20. In the "Plan-Monitor-Evaluate" model, "Monitoring" involves asking: a B) "How am I doing at learning this material?" b C) "When is the deadline?" c A) "What grade do I want?" 21 21. "What is the relationship between... and...?" is a question stem used at which level? a C) Analyzing b A) Remembering c B) Applying 22 22. According to the sources, how should you approach bold terms in a textbook? a D) Only read them during the survey step b B) Take note of them as they are important for understanding the subject c A) Ignore them to focus on the sentences 23 23. What does "Cognitive Presence" require in an online community? a D) Always agreeing with the instructor b A) Just showing up for the session c B) A continual process of critical thinking 24 24. Taking notes on online readings is effective because: a A) It facilitates deep learning by requiring critical engagement with the material b C) It helps you avoid thinking c B) Re-reading is always faster 25 25. Which SQ3R step involves stating answers out loud before writing them down? a C) Recite b B) Read c A) Survey

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1. What is the primary goal of using critical questioning in online learning?

2. Which level of Blooms Taxonomy involves retrieving relevant knowledge from long-term memory?

3. In the SQ3R method, what does the "S" stand for?

4. When performing the "Survey" step in SQ3R, which of the following should you do?

5. How does the "Understanding" level in Blooms Taxonomy differ from "Remembering"?

6. What is the first principle of strategic reading mentioned in the sources?

7. Why is identifying a "purpose for reading" essential before starting a text?

8. In the SQ3R method, what is the purpose of the "Question" step?

9. "Using known information to perform tasks or solve problems in new situations" defines which level?

10. Which section of a journal article should you read first to decide if it is relevant?

11. What is the benefit of the "Recite" step in SQ3R?

12. The "Analyzing" level involves which of the following cognitive tasks?

13. In a scholarly journal article, what does the "Literature Review" section provide?

14. Which Blooms level focuses on "appraising, judging, and critiquing outcomes based on criteria"?

15. What is "Metacognition" as defined in the sources?

16. Why is it difficult to analyze or evaluate a subject without the "Remembering" level?

17. What should you do during the "Review" step of SQ3R?

18. In the "Creating" level of Blooms Taxonomy, a student might:

19. Strategic reading for journal articles recommends reading which section closely to understand significance?

20. In the "Plan-Monitor-Evaluate" model, "Monitoring" involves asking:

21. "What is the relationship between... and...?" is a question stem used at which level?

22. According to the sources, how should you approach bold terms in a textbook?

23. What does "Cognitive Presence" require in an online community?

24. Taking notes on online readings is effective because:

25. Which SQ3R step involves stating answers out loud before writing them down?

2. Which level of Blooms Taxonomy involves retrieving relevant knowledge from long-term memory?

5. How does the "Understanding" level in Blooms Taxonomy differ from "Remembering"?

14. Which Blooms level focuses on "appraising, judging, and critiquing outcomes based on criteria"?

18. In the "Creating" level of Blooms Taxonomy, a student might: