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completed quizzes
The outcome is completion, not necessarily learning.
Class 10 · English Medium · Pearson Edexcel · English
Reading comprehension and inference
Evaluate a reported improvement by checking the outcome and comparison.
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A report can use precise numbers while leaving the main inference weak. Ask what was counted, which group supplied it and whether other changes occurred. Distinguish a measured change from an explanation for it.
Worked example
A study app reports40% more completed quizzes after reminders began. It does not say whether users learned more, whether easier quizzes were added or whether the same users were compared. The figure describes quiz completions under unspecified comparisons.
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- Support your answer with a specific detail.
- Revise meaning, structure and accuracy.
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reminders
The report links timing to reminders.
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unspecified
The comparison details are not supplied.
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Quiz completion and learning are different outcomes, and quiz difficulty and group composition are unclear.
Discuss the measure and a comparison limit.
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Define the before/after periods and show whether the users and quiz difficulty were comparable.
Choose details addressing the missing comparison.
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Write a critique that explains the reported measure and asks for relevant evidence.
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- Use the stated evidence or givens.
- Show reasoning rather than only a result.
- Review and explain one correction.
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