GLA Communication and Collaboration 4

Question 1

A student reads two articles that present conflicting claims about the same topic. The BEST approach is to:

Accepted Answer

Evaluate the evidence and sources in each article before forming an opinion

Answer

Critical reading requires evaluating the quality of evidence and credibility of sources rather than relying on author reputation or publication date.

Question 2

What is the MAIN difference between summarizing and paraphrasing a text?

Accepted Answer

Summarizing condenses the main ideas; paraphrasing restates details in your own words

Answer

Summarizing captures only the main ideas in condensed form, while paraphrasing restates specific content in your own words at roughly the same length.

Question 3

A group assigns one member to record meeting notes. This person's role is PRIMARILY to:

Accepted Answer

Capture key points, decisions, and action items accurately

Answer

A note-taker's role is to objectively document the group's key points, decisions, and next steps for future reference.

Question 4

Which of the following is an example of a text-based evidence that MOST strongly supports an argument?

Accepted Answer

A statistic from a peer-reviewed study conducted by credible researchers

Answer

Peer-reviewed research is held to rigorous standards of evidence and credibility, making it the strongest form of support.

Question 5

When giving an oral presentation, maintaining eye contact with the audience PRIMARILY helps to:

Accepted Answer

Build a connection with the audience and convey confidence

Answer

Eye contact engages the audience, signals confidence, and creates a sense of connection between the speaker and listeners.

(GLA) Graduation Literacy Assessments Practice Test

(GLA) Graduation Literacy Assessments Practice Test

GLA Communication and Collaboration 4