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Eng8-Q4-S3-Synthesizing Information

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This involves putting together all the information available and determining the overall message of the material you have read.

a)

synthesizing

b)

abstracting

c)

summarizing

d)

recapitulating

2.

This method to record facts about two topics, which go in the large outer circles and then record overlapping facts and ideas; and where the circles overlap.

a)

ADD Method

b)

REST Method

c)

VENN Diagram

d)

Summarizing

3.

This method helps students learn to integrate their learning with what they already know and what they discuss with other students.

a)

VENN Diagram

b)

ADD Method

c)

Summarizing

d)

REST Method

4.

When we synthesize information from multiple sources, we gain a better _________ of the topic, including a variety of viewpoints surrounding the issue or topic.

a)

bias

b)

prejudice

c)

understanding

d)

confusion

5.

In what method of synthesizing students should talk with their partners about what they learned and know on the topic?

a)

Already Know

b)

During Reading

c)

During Discussion

d)

Both A&B

6.

It is simply a framework for presenting the main and supporting ideas for a particular subject or topic.

a)

Topic Sentence

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Analyze

d)

Introduce

7.

It provides secondhand information and commentary from other researchers.

a)

Topic Sentence

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Analyze

d)

Introduce

8.

It provides raw information and firsthand evidence. Examples include interview transcripts, statistical data, and works of art.

a)

Topic Sentence

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Analyze

d)

Primary Sources

9.

It is the most important step in expanding an outline using notes from primary and secondary sources.

a)

Topic Sentence

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Analyze

d)

Outlining

10.

It is a sentence that summarizes the main idea of a paragraph. It is usually the first sentence in a paragraph.

a)

Topic Sentence

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Analyze

d)

Introduce

11.

Synthesis occurs when you read information about a single topic from multiple sources to form a more complete, and accurate idea and opinion about the topic.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

12.

To draw conclusions, look closely at the fiction and combine them with inferences you make.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

13.

Consider what you already know that could apply your own experience and common sense to decide what those facts mean.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

14.

Draw conclusions before synthesizing the information from the passages.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

15.

The disadvantage of ADD is, it doesn’t help students learn to integrate their learning with what they already know and what they discuss with other students.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

16.

Use active reading strategies, such as asking questions.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

17.

As critical reader, we analyze the information from a variety of sources and make inferences about the credibility, bias, and validity of each source.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

18.

Keep in mind that Venn Diagrams really only work well with simple topics and comparisons.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

19.

Synthesizing simply means combining.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

20.

In all three types, the result of synthesizing is an increase in knowledge for the reader.

a)

FACT

b)

BLUFF

21.

What is synthesizing?

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22.

What are the different methods of synthesizing?

4 lines
23.

Why do we synthesize?

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24.

A synthesis can form a (a)   understanding, something a reader has not considered before until reading the text

25.

A synthesis can form a (a)   understanding, becoming more aware or appreciative of an idea after reading a text

26.

A synthesis can form a (a)   understanding, thinking differently as a result of the text.