Level Three Questions: Costa's Questioning

What is Costa's questioning? (Three Level Questioning is also known as Costa's Questioning)

• A technique for eliciting information from witnesses in a court of law.

• A type of questioning used in the Socratic method.

• A form of interrogation used by law enforcement.

• A method of questioning used in the Costa's levels of thinking framework.

What are the three levels of Costa's questioning?

• Level 1 - Basic, Level 2 - Analytical, Level 3 - Critical

• Level 1 - Surface, Level 2 - Deep, Level 3 - Profound

• Level 1 - Literal, Level 2 - Inferential, Level 3 - Evaluative

• Level 1 - Simple, Level 2 - Complex, Level 3 - Complicated

What is the purpose of Level 1 questioning in Costa's questioning?

• To analyze complex ideas and concepts.

• To encourage critical thinking and problem-solving.

• To gather basic information and facts.

• To evaluate and assess information.

What is the purpose of Level 2 questioning in Costa's questioning?

• To provide basic information and facts.

• To promote creativity and imagination.

• To encourage memorization and recall of information.

• To encourage analysis and evaluation of information.

What is the purpose of Level 3 questioning in Costa's questioning?

• The purpose of Level 3 questioning is to provide simple and straightforward answers.

• The purpose of Level 3 questioning is to encourage surface-level thinking.

• The purpose of Level 3 questioning is to test memorization skills.

• The purpose of Level 3 questioning is to promote critical thinking and deeper understanding.

Which level of questioning requires the highest level of thinking?

• Level 2

• Level 3

• Level 1

• Level 4

What is the main goal of Costa's questioning?

• To gather information or seek clarification

• To waste time

• To confuse the person being questioned

• To assert dominance

Which level of questioning focuses on analyzing and evaluating information?

• critical thinking

• creative thinking

• memorization

• logical reasoning

What is the key difference between Level 2 and Level 3 questioning in Costa's questioning?

• Level 2 questioning is more difficult than Level 3 questioning in Costa's questioning.

• Level 2 questioning focuses on memorizing information, while Level 3 questioning involves understanding and applying information.

• Level 2 questioning focuses on understanding and applying information, while Level 3 questioning involves analyzing and evaluating information.

• Level 2 questioning involves analyzing and evaluating information, while Level 3 questioning focuses on understanding and applying information.

How can Costa's questioning be applied in real-life situations?

• Costa's questioning can be applied in real-life situations by encouraging conformity and following rules.

• Costa's questioning can be applied in real-life situations by promoting creativity and innovation.

• Costa's questioning can be applied in real-life situations by stimulating critical thinking and problem-solving.

• Costa's questioning can be applied in real-life situations by hindering critical thinking and problem-solving.