Quest 2: Bloom's Challenge

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Test your knowledge of Bloom's taxonomy in this engaging quiz game!

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Quest 2: Bloom's Challenge


Froggy Jumps Quest 2: Bloom's ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of Bloom's taxonomy in this engaging quiz game! par katie 1 What is the highest level of Bloom's taxonomy? a Analyzing b Evaluating c Creating 2 "Students will be able to solve math problems." a Example of a Bad Objective b Example of a Good Objective c 3 Which level involves recalling facts and basic concepts? a Understanding b Remembering c Applying 4 At which level do learners justify their opinions? a Remembering b Evaluating c Analyzing 5 What does the 'Applying' level focus on? a Creating new ideas b Using information in new situations c Recalling facts 6 Which level of Bloom's involves breaking information into parts? a Evaluating b Remembering c Analyzing 7 What is the second level of Bloom's taxonomy? a Applying b Creating c Understanding 8 Which level is about generating new ideas or products? a Evaluating b Analyzing c Creating 9 What is the focus of the 'Understanding' level? a Evaluating arguments b Applying knowledge c Explaining ideas or concepts 10 Which level requires learners to compare and contrast? a Analyzing b Understanding c Creating 11 "Students will understand the concept of photosynthesis." a Example of a Bad Objective b Example of a Good Objective c 12 "Students will be able to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula." a Example of a Good Objective b Example of a Bad Objective c 13 What level of Bloom's does this objective reflect? "Students will compare and contrast the causes and outcomes of the American Revolution in a written essay." a Create b Analyze c Evaluate 14 What level of Bloom's does this objective reflect? "Students will describe the process of photosynthesis by explaining the role of sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide." a Understand b Evaluate c Create 15 "students will learn about the American Revolution." a Example of a Good Objective b Example of a Bad Objective c

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Quest 2: Bloom's Challenge

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Quest 2: Bloom's ChallengeVersion en ligne

par katie

What is the highest level of Bloom's taxonomy?

"Students will be able to solve math problems."

Which level involves recalling facts and basic concepts?

At which level do learners justify their opinions?

What does the 'Applying' level focus on?

Which level of Bloom's involves breaking information into parts?

What is the second level of Bloom's taxonomy?

Which level is about generating new ideas or products?

What is the focus of the 'Understanding' level?

Which level requires learners to compare and contrast?

"Students will understand the concept of photosynthesis."

"Students will be able to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula."

What level of Bloom's does this objective reflect? "Students will compare and contrast the causes and outcomes of the American Revolution in a written essay."

What level of Bloom's does this objective reflect? "Students will describe the process of photosynthesis by explaining the role of sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide."

"students will learn about the American Revolution."