Understanding the RACES Method part 2 (W)

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Understanding the RACES Method part 2 (W)

Understanding the RACES Method part 2 (W)

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Bernorris Rozier

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8 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Understanding What the RACES Method Is Part 2

Instructions:
Each question includes four options:

  • One correct answer

  • One obviously incorrect answer

  • One opposite of the correct answer

  • One almost correct answer

Select the correct answer for each question. Select the option "yes" below for 1 free answer.

Yessir

Yes

Yeah

Yah

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What is the RACES method primarily used for?

To create multiple-choice questions. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: The RACES method is for answering open-ended questions, not creating them.

To write complete and well-supported answers to questions. (Correct)

Explanation: The RACES method helps ensure that answers are thorough, clear, and supported by evidence.

To avoid answering questions by skipping parts of the response. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: The RACES method emphasizes addressing every part of the question.

To write short answers without explaining them fully. (Almost correct)

Explanation: While the RACES method can lead to concise answers, it requires full explanations and evidence.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What does the "R" in RACES stand for?

Rewrite the question in your own words. (Almost correct)

Explanation: Restating involves rephrasing the question, but the term "rewrite" may imply changing its meaning, which is incorrect.

Restate the question to begin your answer. (Correct)

Explanation: "R" stands for "Restate," which involves rephrasing the question to form the beginning of your response.

Respond with your opinion only. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: The method requires restating the question, not simply responding with an unsupported opinion.

Read the question but don’t include it in your answer. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: Reading is important, but restating the question is essential for clarity and focus.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Why is the "A" step important in the RACES method?

It ensures that the main question is directly addressed in your response. (Correct)

Explanation: The "A" step (Answer) makes sure the question is specifically and clearly answered.

It avoids answering the question to focus on unrelated details. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: The "A" step requires answering the question directly, not ignoring it.

It includes part of the answer but doesn’t fully address the question. (Almost correct)

Explanation: While partially answering may touch on the question, a full answer is required in this step.

It skips the need for any evidence or explanation. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: Answering requires providing a clear response supported by evidence, not skipping steps.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

What does the "C" step involve in the RACES method?

Citing evidence from the text to support your answer. (Correct)

Explanation: "C" stands for "Cite," which means including textual evidence to back up your response.

Copying the entire passage without explanation. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: Citing involves selecting relevant parts of the text, not copying everything.

Creating your own evidence without referring to the text. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: The "Cite" step requires referencing the text, not inventing evidence.

Including evidence but forgetting to explain its relevance. (Almost correct)

Explanation: While citing is essential, you must also explain how the evidence supports your answer.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

How does the "S" step in RACES help complete an answer?

It introduces a new idea unrelated to the question. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: Summarizing reinforces the answer, not adding unrelated ideas.

It skips the conclusion and ends abruptly. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: A proper summary is needed to conclude the response effectively.

It repeats parts of the answer without tying them together. (Almost correct)

Explanation: While summarizing may include repetition, the goal is to connect the ideas cohesively.

It summarizes the response by tying together the main points. (Correct)

Explanation: The "S" step (Summarize) ensures the answer is clearly concluded with a focus on key points.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Why is the RACES method considered a helpful strategy for answering questions?

It avoids details and keeps answers short. (Opposite of correct)

Explanation: The RACES method encourages detailed, thorough responses.

It provides a clear structure for writing complete and supported answers. (Correct)

Explanation: The RACES method is a step-by-step guide that ensures answers are structured and well-supported.

It skips the need for evidence, focusing only on opinions. (Obviously incorrect)

Explanation: The RACES method emphasizes using evidence to support answers.

It is only helpful for advanced readers, not beginners. (Almost correct)

Explanation: While advanced readers can benefit, the method is designed to help all students improve their responses.

8.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

10 mins • 2 pts

"Now, let’s master the RACES method for open-ended questions.

R: Restate the question.

  • A: Answer the question directly.

  • C: Cite evidence from the text.

  • E: Explain your evidence.

  • S: Summarize your thoughts.

Example: Let’s try it!

Question: Why is photosynthesis important to plants?

Here’s a RACES answer:

  • Restate: Photosynthesis is important because…

  • Answer: It helps plants make food.

  • Cite: According to our science book, it converts sunlight into energy.

  • Explain: This means plants survive and grow using sunlight.

  • Summarize: That’s why it’s vital for life on Earth.

See how organized that sounds? RACES ensures clarity and depth in your answers!"

Choose this answer choice for free points

Obviously incorrect answer

Almost correct answer

opposite of correct answer