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HHD How to answer questions (Unit 4 AoS 1 focus)

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'assess' mean?

a)

Make a judgment about, or measure, determine or estimate, the value, quality, outcomes, results, size, significance, nature or extent of something.

b)

To ignore or overlook something completely.

c)

To create something new from scratch.

d)

To destroy or remove something entirely.

2.

What does the term 'clarify' mean?

a)

Make a statement or situation more comprehensible.

b)

To make something more confusing.

c)

To ignore a problem completely.

d)

To make a situation worse.

3.

What does the term 'compare' mean?

a)

Recognise similarities and differences and the significance of these similarities and differences.

b)

Identify only the differences between two things.

c)

List items in chronological order.

d)

Describe something in detail without reference to anything else.

4.

What does the term 'contrast' mean?

a)

Show how things are different or opposite.

b)

Describe how things are similar.

c)

Explain the main idea of a story.

d)

Summarize the events in order.

5.

What does it mean to 'evaluate'?

a)

Ascertain the value or amount of; make a judgment using the information supplied, criteria and/or own knowledge and understanding to consider a logical argument and/or supporting evidence for and against different points, arguments, concepts, processes, opinions or other information.

b)

To simply list facts without explanation or analysis.

c)

To memorize and repeat information exactly as given.

d)

To ignore evidence and make a random guess.

6.

What does it mean to 'explain'?

a)

Give a detailed account of why and/or how with reference to causes, effects, continuity, change, reasons or mechanisms; make the relationships between things evident.

b)

Summarize the main points without providing details.

c)

List unrelated facts without connecting them.

d)

State your opinion without supporting evidence.

7.

Fill in the blank: ______ means to show, prove or defend, with reasoning and evidence, an argument, decision and/or point of view using given data and/or other information.

a)

justify

b)

predict

c)

summarize

d)

compare

8.

Fill in the blank: ______ means to provide a word or term (something that is known and distinguished from other people or things) used to identify an object, person, thing, place etc.

a)

name

b)

describe

c)

locate

d)

create

9.

Fill in the blank: ______ means to provide an overview or the main features of an argument, point of view, text, narrative, diagram or image. This is usually only worth 1-2 marks.

a)

outline

b)

argue

c)

criticize

d)

summarize

10.

When comparing the GNI per capita of Australia and Fiji, which is the answer that would get the full marks.

a)

Australia has a higher GNI than Fiji

b)

Australia has a higher GNI per capita than Fiji.

c)

Australia has a higher GNI per capita.

d)

Fiji has a lower GNI per capita.

11.

For this question - what needs to be included in the answer? How should it be formatted.
Discuss how reducing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity can promote health and wellbeing. Refer to a different dimension of health and wellbeing in each part of your answer. (Select all options that are correct)

a)

Break into two separate paragraphs 1. Sexual orientation & 2. Gender identity

b)

Answer in a positive way as the questions is about reducing discrimination and promoting h & w.

c)

Use examples of two different dimensions of health - not just the name of the dimension.

d)

Write a short discussion about sexual orientation and gender identity and refer to a dimension of h & w.

12.

If a question is asking about human development, which examples would get you marks?

a)

Participating in the decisions that affect ones life

b)

Mean years of schooling

c)

Leading a productive and creative life

d)

People can go to school

13.

If a question is asking about health status which of the following could I possibly include in my answer?

There is more than one correct answer

a)

infant mortality

b)

Being free from disease and illness

c)

low levels of stress

d)

incidence

14.

If an explain question is worth 3 marks, approximately how many lines of average sized writing should I have in order to provide the detail required.

a)

6

b)

3

c)

4

d)

12

15.

If a questions is asking you to evaluate, what you you discuss in your answer?

(a)  

16.

If the question is asking you to 'analyse the implications for health and wellbeing', what should your answer include?

a)

Discussion of the advantages and disadvantages

b)

Discussion of examples of the dimensions of health

c)

Reference back to the case study where applicable

d)

Short discussion about the limitations

17.

Describe questions should be answered with:

a)

Dot points

b)

One word answers

c)

A detailed response, writing double to amount of lines as marks allocated.

d)

Data

18.

Which of the following are examples of social health?

a)

Spending time with friends

b)

Socialising with work colleagues

c)

Having the ability to manage or adapt appropriately to different social situations

d)

Having productive relationships with other people

19.

Which are examples of emotional health?

a)

Recognise and understand emotional actions and reaction

b)

Experience appropriate emotions in given situations

c)

Low levels of stress

d)

Crying

20.

Which are examples of mental health?

a)

Positive thought patterns

b)

Ability to think and process information

c)

Use logic and reasoning to form opinions and make decisions

d)

Suffering from PTSD

21.

What are some examples of physical health that I could use in a SAC/exam?

a)

Optimal blood pressure

b)

Well functioning body, systems and organs

c)

Playing sport

d)

Having appropriate levels of fitness

22.

Which are examples of spiritual health I could use in a SAC/exam?

a)

Having a sense of purpose in life

b)

Act in accordance to values and beliefs

c)

Having peace and hope

d)

Feeling good about yourself