Reading & Writing Quiz on Lesson 2-5

What is the primary purpose of brainstorming?

• To create a structured plan for a project

• To find a conclusion for a specific problem by gathering ideas

• To evaluate ideas individually and anonymously

• To organize information using visual symbols

Which brainstorming technique involves writing ideas anonymously and voting on them?

• Nominal Group Technique

• Group Passing Technique

• Directed Brainstorming

• Question Brainstorming

In the Group Passing Technique, participants contribute by:

• Voting on the best idea anonymously

• Adding thoughts to an idea passed around in a circular group

• Brainstorming questions instead of answers

• Creating a visual representation of ideas

Which brainstorming method works by association and combines individual ideas into a large idea map?

• Guided Brainstorming

• Team Idea Mapping Method

• Directed Brainstorming

• Individual Brainstorming

What is a unique feature of Directed Brainstorming?

• It involves writing ideas anonymously

• It uses visual symbols to organize ideas

• It can be done manually or with a computer

• It focuses on brainstorming questions instead of answers

Which brainstorming technique focuses on generating questions rather than solutions?

• Guided Brainstorming

• Directed Brainstorming

• Question Brainstorming

• Individual Brainstorming

What is a graphic organizer?

• A technique for generating ideas individually

• A tool that uses visual symbols to express ideas and their relationships

• A method for prioritizing brainstorming ideas

• A way to develop questions systematically

Which of the following is NOT a form of a graphic organizer?

• Story Web

• Venn Diagram

• Directed Brainstorming

• Fishbone Chart

What type of graphic organizer is used to represent cause-and-effect relationships?

• Story Board

• Fishbone Chart

• Venn Diagram

• KWL Table

Which technique involves diagramming thoughts visually and is often used in creative writing?

• Nominal Group Technique

• Individual Brainstorming

• Question Brainstorming

• Guided Brainstorming