Homework

Knowing questions focus on clarifying, recalling, naming and listing 

• Which illustrates…? 

• A… is an example of…? 

• From where do… get …? 

Integrating questions focus on connecting/combining/summarizing information, and restructuring existing information to incorporate new information 

• How many different…? 

• What happens to… when…? 

• What is the significance of…? 

• What does the experiment show? 

• What relationships exist between…? 

• Which as both… and…? 

• What conclusion does… support? 

Organizing questions focus on arranging information, comparing similarities/differences, classifying, and sequencing 

• Which shows… in order from…? 

• Which is the difference between a… and a…? 

• Which is the same as…? 

• Express… as a…? 

• How would…compare to…? 

• Which sequence…? 

• One similarity is…? 

Generating questions focus on producing new information, inferring, predicting, and elaborating with details 

• What is the probability…? 

• What are the chances…? 

• What effect…? 

• What can you correctly conclude…? 

• What would probably happen if…? 

• The best inference that can be made from… is…? 

Analyzing questions focus on examining parts, identifying attributes/relationships/patters, and main idea 

• Which tells…? 

• If the pattern continues…/ 

• Which could…? 

• What is/are missing? 

• Which shows…? 

• What is the effect of…? 

• What most likely caused…? 

• What is the main purpose…? 

• What is the principle role of…? 

• This information indicates that… 

• Base your answer on… 

• According to the diagram… 

Evaluating questions focus on reasonableness and quality of ideas, criteria for making judgments, and confirming accuracy of claims 

• Which most accurately…? 

• Which statement about… is true? 

• What are the chances…? 

• Which would best…? 

• Which would… the same…? 

• Which statement is sufficient to prove…? 

• What evidence is there that…? 

• Which is the most logical conclusion?