Levels Of Questions

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What are the three levels of questions?

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1. Factual: Questions that require specific information or facts. 2. Inferential: Questions that require interpretation or inference based on information. 3. Evaluative: Questions that require judgment or opinion based on criteria.

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What is a Level 1 question?

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A Level 1 question is a factual question that asks for specific information or details.

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Give an example of a Level 1 question.

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How many houses are in 'The Three Little Pigs'?

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What is a Level 2 question?

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A Level 2 question is an inferential question that requires the student to interpret or infer information.

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Give an example of a Level 2 question.

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What does an onion symbolize in Shrek?

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What is a Level 3 question?

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A Level 3 question is an evaluative question that requires the student to make a judgment or express an opinion.

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Give an example of a Level 3 question.

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How important is physical beauty when it comes to love?

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Why is it important to differentiate between the levels of questions?

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Differentiating between levels helps students understand the depth of thinking required and improves critical thinking skills.

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What type of thinking does a Level 1 question promote?

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Level 1 questions promote recall and recognition of facts.

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What type of thinking does a Level 2 question promote?

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Level 2 questions promote analytical thinking and interpretation.