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Lessons 1-3 section Evaluation
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Global Perspectives 6
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A page in a science textbook on 'digestion' could be helpful in a campaign to change students' eating habits because...
You could use the step-by-step diagram format to help explain your case.
You could use it to learn about persuasive writing techniques
2
A recipe for an avocado smoothie could be helpful in a campaign to change students' eating habits because...
You could use the step-by-step diagram format to help explain your case.
You could use the recipe to make smoothies and let the class try them.
3
Choose suitable features of the information source: A leaflet from a vegan group
Starts with a list of ingredients, tells you what to do in order
Tells you about the issue first, arguments for and against with support
Lots of factual writing, organised with sub-headings
Persuasive writing, images of healthy-looking people
4
Choose suitable features of the information source: An encyclopedia entry on 'healthy diet'
Lots of factual writing, organised with sub-headings
Persuasive writing, images of healthy-looking people
Starts with a list of ingredients, tells you what to do in order
Tells you about the issue first, arguments for and against with support
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If you use an encyclopedia entry, what will you find there?
facts
different perspectives
6
If you use a page in a geography textbook about volcanoes, what will you find there?
different perspectives
facts
7
Choose the most suitable purpose of the following information source: a page in a geography textbook about volcanoes
to explain how or why something happens
to change people's minds about something
to tell someone how to make something
to give arguments and information from different points of view
8
Choose your goal for the topic of energy: You are concerned that you use too much energy in school.
The goal is to get more children to walk.
The goal is to make sure that air con is turned off when it is not needed.
The goal is to encourage children to eat local food.
The goal is to make sure all children know the e-safety code.
9
Choose suitable features of the information source: A recipe for an avocado smoothie
Persuasive writing, images of healthy-looking people
Tells you about the issue first, arguments for and against with support
Lots of factual writing, organised with sub-headings
Starts with a list of ingredients, tells you what to do in order
10
Choose the most suitable purpose of the information source: an encyclopedia entry
to give arguments and information from different points of view
to outline the characteristics of something
to tell someone how to make something
to change people's minds about something
11
If you use a pamphlet from a campaign group with a title 'Five reasons to take action now!', what will you find there?
different perspectives
facts
12
Choose suitable features of the information source: A page in a science textbook on 'digestion'
Persuasive writing, images of healthy-looking people
Starts with a list of ingredients, tells you what to do in order
Lots of factual writing, organised with sub-headings
Tells you what digestion is, explains step-by-step, labelled diagrams
13
Choose the most suitable purpose of the information source: an article giving an account of both sides of an issue
to explain how or why something happens
to give arguments and information from different points of view
to tell someone how to make something
to change people's minds about something
14
A website on the pros and cons of being vegetarian could be helpful because...
You could use it to learn how to support your argument
You could use it to check what you were writing was in fact healthy
15
Choose suitable features of the information source: A website on the pros and cons of being vegetarian
Persuasive writing, images of healthy-looking people
Starts with a list of ingredients, tells you what to do in order
Tells you about the issue first, arguments for and against with support
Lots of factual writing, organised with sub-headings
16
Choose your goal for the topic of online safety: You are concerned that children go on websites that are not suitable.
The goal is to make sure all children know the e-safety code.
The goal is to get more children to walk.
The goal is to make sure that air con is turned off when it is not needed.
The goal is to encourage children to eat local food.
17
Choose your goal: You are concerned that the the food you eat comes from far away and is not sustainable.
The goal is to get more children to walk.
The goal is to make sure all children know the e-safety code.
The goal is to encourage children to eat local food.
The goal is to make sure that air con is turned off when it is not needed.
18
If you use an article giving a balanced account of both sides of an issue, e.g., for/against, what will you find there?
facts
different perspectives
19
Choose your goal for the topic of transport: You are concerned that the road outside the school is congested.
The goal is to make sure all children know the e-safety code.
The goal is to get more children to walk.
The goal is to make sure that air con is turned off when it is not needed.
The goal is to encourage children to eat local food.
20
If you use a report about school leaving age in different countries, what will you find there?
facts
different perspectives
21
If you use a newspaper column with a title like 'Why this chaos must stop!', what will you find there?
facts
different perspectives
22
If you use a page in a science book, e.g. how the digestive system works, what will you find there?
different perspectives
facts
23
Choose the most suitable purpose of the following information source: a pamphlet from a campaign group
to change people's minds about something
to tell someone how to make something
to give arguments and information from different points of view
to explain how or why something happens
24
An encyclopedia entry on 'healthy diet' could be helpful in a campaign to change students' eating habits because...
You could use the step-by-step diagram format to help explain your case.
You could use it to check what you were writing was in fact healthy
25
Choose the most suitable purpose of the following information source: a sewing or knitting pattern
to change people's minds about something
to tell someone how to make something
to give arguments and information from different points of view
to explain how or why something happens
26
A leaflet from a vegan group could be helpful in a campaign to change students' eating habits because...
You could use it to learn about persuasive writing techniques
You could use the step-by-step diagram format to help explain your case.