Webquest Educational Quiz: Inquiry Learning

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1. WebQuests utilize a constructivist format.

True

False

Constructivist lessons provide students opportunities to build understanding by using critical thinking skills based on real life experiences.

Explanation

Constructivist lessons provide students opportunities to build understanding by using critical thinking skills based on real life experiences.

About This Quiz

WebQuest is a classroom-based, inquiry-oriented lesson format in which all information that learners work with comes from the internet. The process encourages higher-order thinking, and sources are pre-selected by the teacher. What else can you tell us about WebQuest?

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2. A good WebQuest topic

Should be tied to curriculum standards

Should effectively use web resources

Should require students to go beyond just comprehension

All of the above

It is critical to pick topics that include all of these criteria.

Explanation

It is critical to pick topics that include all of these criteria.

3. WebQuests use all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy.

True

False

WebQuests use scaffolding by breaking down tasks into meaningful pieces, and Bloom's Taxonomy is an important part in achieving that goal.

Explanation

WebQuests use scaffolding by breaking down tasks into meaningful pieces, and Bloom's Taxonomy is an important part in achieving that goal.

4. WebQuests require the students to do research at their local or school library.

True

False

Most, if not all of the material should come for the web.

Explanation

Most, if not all of the material should come for the web.

5. The typical assessment tool for a WebQuest is a multiple choice test.

True

False

A rubric is the typical assessment tool used to evaluate student performance in WebQuest activities.

Explanation

A rubric is the typical assessment tool used to evaluate student performance in WebQuest activities.

6. QuestGarden does not allow the attachment of files such as Word or Powerpoint.

True

False

QuestGarden allows the attachment of other documents and also provides text areas to enter more information into your WebQuest and then edit it.

Explanation

QuestGarden allows the attachment of other documents and also provides text areas to enter more information into your WebQuest and then edit it.

7. What is the correct order for the parts of a WebQuest?

Task, Introduction, Process, Conclusion, Evaluation

Introduction, Process, Task, Evaluation, Conclusion

Introduction, Task, Process, Evaluation, Conclusion

Introduction, Process, Task, Conclusion, Evaluation

This order provides students the proper steps to completing a WebQuest.

Explanation

This order provides students the proper steps to completing a WebQuest.

8. WebQuests are a way to let students work at their own pace, preferably individually rather than in teams.

True

False

WebQuests emphasize group work and collaboration. Team work promotes motivation, and each student will learn cooperative learning skills through creative interactions.

Explanation

WebQuests emphasize group work and collaboration. Team work promotes motivation, and each student will learn cooperative learning skills through creative interactions.

9. One of the most important parts of creating a WebQuest is the

Conclusion

Process

Task

Introduction

A good process lays out the task. It should be clear and to the point. It should include group work, hyperlinks, and support to insure student success.

Explanation

A good process lays out the task. It should be clear and to the point. It should include group work, hyperlinks, and support to insure student success.