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WorksheetsProblem Solving Process and Genius Hour Test Review
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is Genius Hour?
A time when students can work on any project they choose
A time when students must study math
A time when students must read a book
A time when students must do homework
How often does Genius Hour typically occur?
Once a year
Once a month
Once a week
Every day
Who decides the project topic during Genius Hour?
The teacher
The principal
The students
The parents
What is the main goal of Genius Hour?
To complete homework
To explore personal interests and passions
To prepare for exams
To read textbooks
How does Genius Hour help students?
By giving them more homework
By allowing them to explore their interests
By making them study more
By reducing their free time
Which of the following is a possible project for Genius Hour?
Writing a story
Building a model
Conducting an experiment
All of the above
What is the origin of the term "Genius Hour"?
It was created by a famous scientist
It was inspired by a practice at Google
It was a term used in ancient Greece
It was invented by a school principal
Questions with one correct answer that you can point to in the text
Level One
Level Two
Level Three
Broad, open-ended questions that deal with thematic topics
Level One
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Level Three
Inference-based questions that have multiple possible answers from the text
Level One
Level Two
Level Three
What color is Steve Urkle's sweater?
Level One
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Level Three
How has technology affected human relationships?
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Level Three
What is Martin Luther King Jr. emphasizing when he repeats the phrase "100 years later"?
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Level Three
Level 1 questions
are questions inspired by themes and topics of the story, but are not directly related to the story
are questions about the text, but the answer is not going to be found directly in the text; the answer needs to be inferred from the text and supported with evidence from the text
are questions that you can find the answer to directly in the text
Level 2 questions
are questions inspired by themes and topics of the story, but are not directly related to the story
are questions about the text, but the answer is not going to be found directly in the text; the answer needs to be inferred from the text and supported with evidence from the text
are questions that you can find the answer to directly in the text
Level 3 questions
are questions inspired by themes and topics of the story, but are not directly related to the story
are questions about the text, but the answer is not going to be found directly in the text; the answer needs to be inferred from the text and supported with evidence from the text
are questions that you can find the answer to directly in the text
How important is physical beauty when it comes to love?
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Level 3
How many houses are in "The Three Little Pigs"
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Level 3
What does it tell us about Beast's character when he tells Belle to leave?
Level 1
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Level 3
When does Aladin meet Genie?
Level 1
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Level 3
If Bruce Banner had the option to never turn into the Hulk again, do you think he would take it?
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Is our level of courge the only thing that stands in our way of victory?
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Level 3
What is the first step in the research process?
Brainstorming
Answering an important question
Writing a strong research question
Opening your computer
How can a strong research question help you?
It will narrow down the information you will find when conducting a Google search
It will confuse you
It will be easier to answer
It doesn't help you
Choose the better research question.
Why do dogs make better pets than cats?
What pet do most people prefer and how can a person find the perfect pet for them?
(Select all that apply.) A strong essential question should...
lead to further questions.
have no right or wrong answer.
not have an easy-to-find answer.
require research to answer effectively.
True or False-- A Genius Hour project needs to be shared with others, preferably the world.
True
False
True or False-- I should have my topic and Level 3 Essential Question chosen by next Monday.
True
False
What is the first thing you do when solving a problem?
Try
Prepare
Define
Reflect
What is the second step in solving a problem?
Prepare
Try
Reflect
Define
Preparing to solve the problem might include brainstorming.
True
False
If you are making a plan, what part of the problem solving process are you working on?
Define
Prepare
Try
Reflect
If you are attempting to put your plan into action, what part of the problem-solving process are you working on?
Define
Prepare
Try
Reflect
If you are figuring out what constraints exist, then you are doing this step of the Problem Solving Process.
Define
Prepare
Try
Reflect
If you are comparing your results to the original goals you set, then you are doing this step in the Problem Solving Process?
Define
Prepare
Try
Reflect
In the activity with the boats, your "problem" was trying to build a boat that held the most pennies.
True
False
In the video we watched in class, "Ryan" was trying to create a new delivery system for Amazon.com.
True
False
In the video from class, Ryan's solution was using drones to deliver blood.
True
False
