6th Grade AVID TRF Quiz

What does TRF stand for? 

• Tutorial Request Form 
• Teacher Readiness Form 
• Tutor Reaches Formula 
• Totally Really Fun 

What is the Initial Question?

• Where you get confused in your work.

• The first question of an assignment.

• A question taken from a test or homework in your core class.

• The first thing written on your TRF.

What do you write on the key vocabulary section of the TRF? 

• Vocabulary words you can't define about your POC. 
• Vocabulary words AND definitions that have to do with your initial question. 
• definition. 
• Any word you've learned in class. 

Which of the following is an example of what you would write in the "What I Know About My Question" section of your TRF?

• "I know that you have to simplify first"

• "I know that the answer choices are 7, 10, and 15."

• I know that after you multiple there is another step.

• All of the above

What do you put in the "Critical Thinking about Initial Question" box?

• This is where you SHOW what you know by working out your problem or using maps, graphs, and charts.

• You wrtie about what you know.

• You write the page numbers where you can find the answer.

• You list facts about your initial question.

What do you put in the "Identify General Process and Steps" box?

• You draw the steps that you know.

• You write the steps you know about your initial question using words. This is the TELL box.

• You write a multiple choice question about your problem.

• This is your POC.

Do you have to know the answer to your POC Question (Question from Point of Confusion)?

• Yes

• No

When are TRF's due?

• Every day

• The day before a tutorial day class

• At the beginning of a tutorial day class

• At the end of a tutorial day class

Where do you find your initial question? 

• From a test in a core class
• From a quiz in a core class 
• From cornell notes taken in class 
• All of the above! 

Why is it important to fill out your TRF before tutorials?

• So you can get help with problems from your classes during tutorials!

• Because it's a grade

• Because we have to

• Because nothing is as much fun as preparing a TRF