Command terms

What does analysis mean in the context of information research?

• Analysis is a systematic examination and evaluation of data to understand its significance.

• Analysis involves random processing of information.

• Analysis is the process of collecting data without evaluating it.

• Analysis is merely presenting data in graphical form.

What are the key elements that should be included in an explanation?

• Goals, context, definitions, illustrations, conclusions.

• Goal, context, definitions, examples, conclusions.

• Goal, context, examples, analyses, conclusions.

• Goal, context, definitions, summaries, conclusions.

To what extent can the arguments presented in a given text be evaluated?

• Arguments can only be evaluated based on the emotions they evoke.

• Arguments can only be evaluated according to their popularity.

• Arguments can be evaluated based on their logical consistency, coherence, and supporting evidence.

• Arguments can only be evaluated based on their length.

What factors should be considered during a discussion on a given topic?

• Context, perspectives, data, consequences, values, goals.

• Rules, regulations, norms, trends

• Resources, skills, experiences

• Time, place, opinions, emotions

What are the strengths and weaknesses of evaluating arguments?

• Weaknesses: logical analysis, identification of errors

• Strengths: logical analysis, identification of errors; Weaknesses: subjectivity, risk of missing context.

• Strengths: no errors, full context

• Strengths: subjectivity, risk of missing context

How can the main thesis be formulated in a written work?

• The main thesis should be long and complicated.

• The main thesis does not have to relate to the topic of the work.

• The main thesis should be concise, clear, and relate to the topic of the work.

• The main thesis should be written in the form of a question.

What evidence can be provided to identify the correct answers?

• Personal opinions and assumptions.

• Guessing based on intuition.

• Data analysis and source verification.

• Copying answers from the internet.

What are the differences between justification and identification of arguments?

• Identification of arguments is providing examples.

• Justification is collecting data for analysis.

• Justification is explaining reasons, while identification of arguments is recognizing them.

• Justification is identification of arguments.

What information should be included in the outline of a paper?

• Introduction, summary, bibliography

• Personal experiences, opinions, recommendations

• Purpose of the paper, research problem, methodology, structure of the paper, main theses or hypotheses.

• Subject matter of the paper, literature review, research results

What criteria should be considered when choosing an answer?

• Speed, popularity, aesthetics, emotions.

• Cost, time, location, experience.

• Relevance, availability, credibility, logic.

• Complexity, difficulty, novelty, enjoyment.