Understanding the RAC Strategy

The video tutorial introduces a strategy for answering written test questions using the RAC method. It emphasizes the importance of using evidence, quoting text, and explaining the quotes to support claims. The RAC strategy is broken down into steps, focusing on reading, answering, quoting, and explaining to effectively construct a response. The tutorial aims to help students feel confident and prepared when tackling written tests.

What is the first step mentioned for answering a written test question?

• Guessing the answer

• Writing without punctuation

• Using evidence to support your claim

• Ignoring the text

What does the acronym R-A-N-E stand for in the RAC strategy?

• Read, Answer, Note, Elaborate

• Read, Answer, Note, Explain

• Read, Answer, Narrate, Elaborate

• Read, Answer, Narrate, Explain

Why is it important to use quotes in your answer?

• To confuse the reader

• To support your claim with evidence

• To fill up space

• To make the answer longer

What should you do if you're unsure about the strength of your citation?

• Ask a friend

• Make up information

• Go back to the text and verify

• Ignore it

What is the hardest part of the RAC strategy according to the transcript?

• Writing the claim

• Reading the text

• Explaining the quote

• Finding the quote

What is the final step in the RAC strategy?

• Finding the quote

• Elaborating on your explanation

• Writing the claim

• Reading the text

What emotion is expressed about using the RAC strategy in the transcript?

• Excitement

• Nervousness

• Boredom

• Indifference