Factual, Inferential And Evaluative Questions Quiz

10 Questions | By Themes | Updated: Mar 21, 2022 | Attempts: 87

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Factual, Inferential And Evaluative Questions Quiz - Quiz

Welcome to our Factual, Inferential, And Evaluative Questions Quiz. Do you know what type of questions they are? Factual questions require fact or hypothesis-based answers. Inferential questions require contextual and logical clues. And evaluative questions ask the readers whether they agree with the author's point of view or not. In this quiz, you'll be asked questions based on these three levels of the question. Do you really think you can answer them all? If yes, start the quiz then. Good luck, buddy!

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1.

This type of question has an answer that can be pointed to in the text.
- A.
  
  Level 1 - Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Level 3 - Evaluative
2.

A comprehension question where you must "read between the lines.
- A.
  
  Inferential
- B.
  
  Factual
- C.
  
  Evaluative
3.

Which of the following is an inferential question? "Lucas beamed as he went on stage to collect his medal for coming in second at the annual cross-country event."
- A.
  
  Which position did Lucas place in?
- B.
  
  How was Lucas feeling?
- C.
  
  What did Lucas collect on stage?
4.

A good science is well received by the educated people. This is an
- A.
  
  Inferential question example
- B.
  
  Factual question example
- C.
  
  Evaluative question example
5.

What type of questions require the reader to formulate a response based on their opinion?
- A.
  
  Evaluative
- B.
  
  Factual
- C.
  
  Inferential
6.

This type of question requires the reader to use clues from the text to piece together the answer.
- A.
  
  Level 1 - Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Level 3 - Evaluative
7.

This type of question uses values and judgement. Words like good/bad, should/should not, right/wrong are words that you might find in this type of question
- A.
  
  Level 1 - Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Level 3 - Evaluative
8.

After reading A Shining Season, Sam asks the teacher, "Why did John Baker spend so much of his remaining time working with the students?" This is an example of a
- A.
  
  Level 1 - Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Levle 3 - Evaluative
9.

After reading A Shining Season, Bill asks his friend, "Was John's mom ever sad about John's cancer?" This is an example of
- A.
  
  Level 1 - Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Level 3 - Factual
10.

After reading A Shining Season, Ann asks the teacher, "Should John have reveled to his parents that he knew about the lump years before he had problems?" This is an example of
- A.
  
  Level 1- Factual
- B.
  
  Level 2 - Inferential
- C.
  
  Level 3 - Evaluative