SRQ 6 revision

What does SRQ stand for?

• Structured Response Question

• Source Response Question

• Structured Reading Question

• Source Reading Question

For SRQ 6 (Reasons/Imapcts), what can we rely on when we "describe" the factor?

• Real examples/events

• Anecdotes

• Research

• General Observations

Sherly is wondering whether SRQ 6 involves factors covered in the textbook. You will say..

• No, SRQ 6 does not involve factors from the textbook

  
  

• Yes, they will test your ability to compare 2 factors from the textbook

  
  

• No, SRQ 6 tests your ability to come up with specific strategies

  
  

• Yes, SRQ 6 involves the explanation of two factors from issue 3

  
  

When writing explanations, I need to:

• Describe the factor with clear details (who/what/when/where)

• Use cause-effect phrases to show how the factor answers the question focus

• None of the above

• Use adjectives to let the examiner know more information about the factor

Yu Cheng wants to know what "describe" for SRQ 6 (Strategy) means. You will tell him:

• Describe the factor using adjectives

• Write out a definition of the problem and the question

• Write out how the factor answers the question

• Write out details about the factor (Who/What/When/Where)

Is this acceptable? [Ans: One strategy to make school a positive experience is for students to be happy.]

• Yes, the strategy trafficlights and answers the question

• Yes, the strategy trafficlights and answers the question

• No, the strategy is vague and not specific

• Yes, the strategy clearly states the plan

When I start SRQ, the first thing I need to do is to

• Annotate the extract (See-Think-Connect)

• Write out the first strategy that comes to my mind (IDE)

• Annotate the question focus (What does it mean? Look/Sound/Feel)

• Brainstorm possible strategies/reasons/ impacts

Joel wants to quote the evidence from extract 1 in his SRQ 6 answer. You will tell him:

• Yes, extracts can be used as evidence.

• No, extracts are not sources and are not "evidence"

• Yes, but he needs to paraphrase the evidence

• No, extracts give you the answers but you cannot lift

What is the structure to answer SRQ questions?

• P-E-E-L

• F-E-E-L

• P-E-E

• I-D-E

Which is not a question type usually tested for SRQ 6?

• Strategy

• Reasons

• Perspectives

• Impacts