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WorksheetsFormative Assessment: G8 (GP)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Global Perspectives is a ________ based programme.
Skills-based
Content-based
Knowledge-based
What is unique about the skills that you learn in Global Perspectives?
(more than one correct answer)
These skills are helpful not only at school but also at college and in all future careers.
These skills will help me do good projects at school and earn good marks.
They are linked to skills that are learnt in other subjects as well.
Define 'skill'.
information about a subject that you get by experience or study
ideas contained in a piece of writing
a useful ability that you develop through practice and experience
Global Perspectives advocates active learning and activities in the programme are designed to encourage learners to be dependent, static and lifelong learners with disposable skills.
True
False
Which among the following does NOT apply to Global Perspective learners?
understanding their personal and local context, as well as having a global awareness
conduct their own independent research on a global issue
analyse and reflect on issues from different perspectives
develop knowledge, understanding and skills that can be applied in and across subject
replicate the information they read, hear or see and present it as their own
Identify the skill that applies to this: Making links between the cause and consequences of an issue at personal, local and global levels.
Research
Analysis
Evaluation
Identify the skill that applies to this:
Find, select, organise and record relevant information from a wide range of sources.
Evaluation
Analysis
Research
Identify the skill that applies to this:
Consider the source of an information to check if they are reliable or biased
Reflection
Evaluation
Analysis
Identify the skill that applies to this:
Explaining personal contribution to teamwork and relate to own strengths and areas of improvement.
Evaluation
Communication
Reflection
Identify the skill that applies to this:
The team assign roles and divides tasks fairly considering the skills of each team member.
Collaboration
Communication
Reflection
Identify the skill that applies to this:
Listen to ideas and information and offer relevant contributions/ideas with others.
Collaboration
Communication
Evaluation
A question that starts with 'is' is not a good research question.
E.g. Is urbanisation the cause of biodiversity and ecosystem loss?
True
False
The source that helps you get a first-hand account of an event or opinion about an issue is called...
a secondary source
a primary source
If the website ends in '.org', they are likely to be the website of a non-profit organisation. They are good sources of information but are probably biased.
True
False
If the website ends in '.org', they are likely to be the website of a non-profit organisation. They are good sources of information but are probably biased.
True
False
If a website ends with '.gov' and then a country abbreviation (.uk, .in), it is probably a reliable source of information.
True
False
Which among the following can negatively impact research?
A claim: A statement or assertion that something is true and justified with reasons and evidence.
A bias: A personal judgement based on a personal point of view and favours a certain side.
When giving evidence in an argument, we can use transition words such as ...
'for instance'
'in conclusion'
'for example'
'to sum up'
'to demonstrate'
Open-ended research questions start with ...
What
When
Why
Where
How
To overcome challenges in teamwork you need to be prepared to listen to others and compromise even if you don't totally agree with something.
True
False
