OES 3/4 mega revision quiz

What does it mean to "analyse" a text in an academic context?

• To summarise the main points of the text.

• To break down the text into its components and examine 'caue and effect'

• To compare the text with another text.

• To describe the text in detail.

Which of the following best describes the process of "evaluate"?

• To list all the features of a subject.

• To assess the strengths and weaknesses of a subject.

• To compare two subjects.

• To justify a particular viewpoint.

When asked to "compare" two theories, what are you expected to do?

• Describe each theory in detail.

• Identify the similarities and differences between the two theories.

• Justify why one theory is better than the other.

• Analyse the components of each theory.

What is the primary goal when you are asked to "describe" a process?

• To provide a detailed account, features and characteristics

• To evaluate the effectiveness of the process.

• To compare the process with another.

• To justify the use of the process.

In an essay, how would you "justify" a particular argument?

• By describing the argument in detail.

• By providing evidence and reasoning to support the argument.

• By comparing it with other arguments.

• By evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of the argument.

What does ABCPE stand for

• Asking, Break down marks, Correct, Plan, Evaluate

• Asking, Break down marks, Command words, Plan, Evaluate

• Asking, Break down marks, Command words, Plan, Examples of environments, flora, fauna, people, places

• A+, Break down marks, Command words, Plan, Example

What are the three time periods for historical relationships?

• Pre-human

  Pre- Federation

  Post - Federation

• Early Colonisation (1788 - 1859)

  Federation (1900)

  Post - Federation (1901 - 1990)

• Early Colonisation (1788 - 1889)

  Pre-Federation (1889-1900)

  Post - Federation (1901 - 1990)

• Early Colonisation (1788 - 1859)

  Pre-Federation (1860-1900)

  Post - Federation (1901 - 1990)

Match the correct figure with their title / role in Environmental Movements and Politics in Australia

• Tasmanian Premier, Dam Proponent

• Bob Brown

• Leader of TWS, Blockaide, Greens

• Bob Hawke

• Leader of Aus Labor Party, PM from 1983

• Robin Gray

Which of these were NOT a key event in the Franklin River Campaign

• Televised Blockaide with police arresting protesters

• Newspaper photo of 'Rock Island Bend'

• Bob Brown elected Prime Minister

• Protests in major cities

How did the environmental movement for protecting the Franklin influence Australian politics

• There was a high court decision to give the Franklin River World Heritage Status

• Bob Hawke promosed strong environmental protection policies from 1983 election

• Landcare Australia was established in 1989

• All of these