1. 1. What does SOLO stand for in the SOLO-based model?

• Structure of the Observed Learner’s Outcome

• Structure of the Observed Learners’ Outcome

• Structure of the Observed Learning Outcome

• Structured of the Observed Learning Outcome

 How many levels of structures according to SOLO - Based Model? 

• 5

• 4

• 3

• 2

“The difference of twice a number and 10 is 8. What is  the number?” What level of SOLO model is this?

• Unistructural 

  
  

• Multistructural

  
  

• Relational 

  
  

• Extended Abstract 

  
  

“Identify a prime number between 20 and 30.” What  level of SOLO model is this? 

• Unistructural

• Multistructural

•  Relational 

  
  

• Extended Abstract

“List three different ways to present the number ½.”  What level of SOLO model is this?

• Unistructural

• Multistructural

• Relational 

  
  

• Extended Abstract 

  
  

"Find the value of 'x' in the equation x + 3 = 6 to determine the actual driving time." What level of SOLO  model is this? 

• Unistructural

• Multistructural 

  
  

• Relational

• Extended Abstract 

  
  

"A simple survey was conducted to collect data on the  ages of students in a school. The data set consists of  the following ages: 14, 15, 13, 16, 14, 15, 17, 13, 14,  16. Calculate the standard deviation of the ages."What  

level of SOLO model is this? 

•  Unistructural 

  
  

• Multistructural

  
  

• Relational 

  
  

• Extended Abstract 

  
  

"Explain why a fraction with a denominator of 10 or its  multiples can be easily converted into a decimal." What  level of SOLO model is this? 

• Unistructural

• Multistructural

  
  

• Relational

• Extended Abstract

"Liam is working on the model of a doorway that  measures 10 centimeters in length. To ensure precise  measurements, Liam needs to convert this length to  millimeters. Using the appropriate conversion,  

determine the length of the doorway in millimeters." What level of SOLO model is this? 

• Unistructural

  
  

• Multistructural

• Relational 

  
  

• Extended Abstract

"Sarah is hosting a game night and wants to organize  age-appropriate activities for the participants. To plan  the games, she needs to determine the ages of two  participants based on the given clues. Sarah knows  that the sum of their ages is 25 and their age difference  is 5. Find the ages of the two participants. What level of  SOLO model is this? 

• Unistructural 

  
  

• Multistructural 

  
  

• Relational

  
  

• Extended Abstract