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Level 1 questions ask for basic definitions, facts, or procedures. Level 2 questions require additional thinking by asking how information could be represented in different ways or connecting concepts. Level 3 questions involve higher-order thinking by asking students to design experiments, make predictions, or apply principles to hypothetical scenarios.
Level 1 questions ask for basic definitions, facts, or procedures. Level 2 questions require additional thinking by asking how information could be represented in different ways or connecting concepts. Level 3 questions involve higher-order thinking by asking students to design experiments, make predictions, or apply principles to hypothetical scenarios.
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Level 1 questions ask for basic definitions, facts, or procedures. Level 2 questions require additional thinking by asking how information could be represented in different ways or connecting concepts. Level 3 questions involve higher-order thinking by asking students to design experiments, make predictions, or apply principles to hypothetical scenarios.
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