R.A.C.E

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What does R.A.C.E stand for?

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R.A.C.E stands for Restate, Answer, Cite, and Explain. It is a strategy used to answer open-ended questions.

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What is the purpose of the 'Restate' part in R.A.C.E?

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The 'Restate' part involves rephrasing the question to begin your response, ensuring clarity and focus.

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What is the 'Answer' component in R.A.C.E?

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The 'Answer' component is where you provide a direct response to the question being asked.

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What does 'Cite' mean in the context of R.A.C.E?

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'Cite' means to provide evidence or examples from the text to support your answer.

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What is the role of 'Explain' in the R.A.C.E strategy?

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The 'Explain' part involves elaborating on your answer and evidence, clarifying how they connect.

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How would you restate the question, 'What are the benefits of exercise?'

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The benefits of exercise are...

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Which phrase is appropriate for the 'Cite' part of R.A.C.E?

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In the article, it states...

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What is an example of a good 'Lead in' for citing evidence?

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According to the author...

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How can you effectively 'Explain' your answer in R.A.C.E?

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You can explain by discussing the implications of your answer and how it relates to the question.

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What is a key strategy for the 'Restate' part of R.A.C.E?

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Use keywords from the question to form the beginning of your answer.