Move and Choose the Best Answer
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Objective
I can eliminate answer choices that I know are wrong.
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Practice
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Imagine you are taking a test and the question is: "Which animal is the fastest?" The answer choices are: A) Snail B) Cheetah C) Rock D) Turtle Which answer choice can you eliminate right away and why?
You see this question on a test: "What is the capital of France?" The answer choices are: A) Paris is the capital of France. B) Maybe the capital of France is Lyon. C) France's capital is a city. D) The capital of France is always a big city. Which answer choice can you eliminate because it uses the word "always"? Explain why this helps you narrow down the choices.
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Exit ticket
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“You are taking a test and the question is: "Which of these is a type of tree?" The answer choices are: A) Oak B) Pine C) Never a rock D) Maple. Which answer choice can you eliminate right away? Why can you eliminate it? You see this question on a test: "What is something that all birds can do?" The answer choices are: A) Fly B) Always sing C) Eat seeds D) Build nests. Which answer choice can you eliminate because it uses the word "always"? Explain why. The question is: "How many legs does a dog have?" The answer choices are: A) 4 B) 2 C) Purple D) 3. Which answer choice can you eliminate because it is an outlier or doesn't fit with the other answers? Why?”
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