Liberty University ECON 213 How to use InQuizitive complete solutions correct answers A+ work

1. Points, Grades, and Levels

Drag the labels below to fill in the blanks.

(Hint: You saw most of this information on the introductory screen when you first started the activity. To view that screen again, click the gear icon in the top right-hand corner and select “Instructor Activity Introduction” from the drop-down menu.)

Drag word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) in the passage.

·         You score points in InQuizitive by answering .

·         You determine how many points you can gain or lose on each question using the Question     slider (to the right if you’re on a computer, or at the bottom for smartphone users).

·         You must answer a     number of questions to get a grade on the activity.

·         To get a perfect grade (100%) on the activity, you must reach a designated     Score.

2. Confidence Levels

Find the Question Confidence slider (to the right if you’re on a computer, or at the bottom for smartphone users). Try sliding the ball to adjust your confidence level.

Using the keys below or your keyboard, type out the name of the lowest confidence level.

2. Confidence Levels

Go back to the Question Confidence slider. What’s the highestconfidence level?

Using the keys on the screen or your keyboard, enter it below.

2. Confidence Levels

As you’ve seen, you can adjust your confidence level on each question using the Question Confidence slider. What happens when you increase the confidence level for a question?

When you answer the question correctly on the first try, it     the number of points you’ll earn.

When you answer incorrectly while attempting the question, it     the number of points you’ll lose

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

Which devices can you use to work on InQuizitive activities?

(Note that to complete this question you must drag every answer option into either the “Correct Answer(s)” area or the “Incorrect Answer(s)” area.)

2. Confidence Levels

If you guess incorrectly on a question, you immediately lose the points you “wagered” when setting your confidence level. If you answer the question correctly after that initial incorrect guess, however, you can earn back half of those points in most cases.

So, here’s a math question for you: Suppose you set your confidence level at “I think I know it,” which means that you’re initially risking 80 points. You guess wrong on the first attempt. How many “second-chance” points will you be able to earn back?

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

Find Quizmo, the InQuizitive alien, in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. Quizmo is thinking of an African animal’s common name. Guess the animal.

(This is an impossible question that we’re slipping in here, to make sure you get at least one question wrong and see what happens when you guess incorrectly. Just keep typing until you fill in the answer. You will not encounter impossible questions like this in later InQuizitive activities in your course!)

1. Points, Grades, and Levels

If you answer the minimum number of questions for an activity before you reach the Target Score, your initial grade will be calculated this way:

Points Earned So Far ÷ Target Score = Initial Grade

So, here’s a math question for you:

Suppose you’re working on an activity where the Target Score is 1,500 points.

If you’ve just reached the minimum number of questions and have scored 750 points, your initial grade is    .

However, if you keep answering questions and eventually reach 1,500 points, your grade will improve to    , no matter how many questions it takes you to get there.

1. Points, Grades, and Levels

On the way to a grade of 100% in an InQuizitive activity, you will pass through three levels. Put the names of the three levels in order.

(This is not a trick question, just a really easy one! But be sure to read the feedback for each answer to learn about the differences among the levels.)

3. Using InQuizitive for Test Review

To view your Activity Report, click on the Activity Score (to the right if you’re on a computer, or at the bottom for smartphone users).

Through this report, you can review the questions you’ve already answered in an activity. This may be especially useful, for example, when studying for a midterm or final exam.

After taking a look at the report, complete the following statement:

To review the questions I’ve already answered, I should click on points in the Activity Score _________ in the Activity Report.

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

Fill in the blanks in the following InQuizitive policies.

·         You     consult your textbook when trying to answer InQuizitive questions.

·         You     stop working on an InQuizitive activity at any time, then come back later to continue on it.

·         You     work on InQuizitive activities while driving a motor vehicle.

·         You     have the InQuizitive theme music playing while answering questions.

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

If you’re not sure how to answer a question, or if you think there’s an error or inaccuracy in the question, click the “Question Help/_________” button, which appears in the bottom right corner of the screen. (Try it now!)

3. Using InQuizitive for Test Review

Match the terms with their definitions.

In this activity type, you’re asked questions solely or primarily to help you learn something.

In this type of activity, you’re asked questions solely or primarily so that your instructor can assess what you know and assign you a grade.

How many questions can you “challenge” in each activity?

After you reach the Target Score and complete the minimum number of questions for an InQuizitive activity, you can choose which Learning Objectives to quiz yourself on if you continue to answer questions.

1. Points, Grades, and Levels

What must you do to receive a grade for an InQuizitive activity?

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

Click or tap Quizmo, the InQuizitive alien, in the upper left-hand corner. See what happens, and complete the following sentence.

Clicking or tapping Quizmo takes you to the “Take a ________” screen.

3. Using InQuizitive for Test Review

Complete the following sentence by filling in the blank.

After reaching the Target Score in an InQuizitive activity, you    answering questions.

4. Other InQuizitive Policies and Features

How do you turn off the sound effects in InQuizitive?