How are Socratic questions different from journalistic questions?

How are Socratic questions different from journalistic questions?
 
  a. Socratic questions are open-ended, whereas journalistic questions seek basic information.
  b. Journalistic questions are open-ended, whereas Socratic questions seek basic information.
  c. A and B
 
  d. none of the above

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Ques. 2

A T-Chart that lists strengths and weaknesses of a topic is useful when
 
  a. creating.
 
  b. evaluating.
 
  c. remembering.
 
  d. understanding.

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Ques. 3

When you want to sort details into categories, use a
 
  a. cause-effect organizer
  b. Venn diagram
 
  c. line diagram
 
  d. all of the above

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Ques. 4

Flash cards are a useful tool for
 
  a. shaping new ideas
 
  b. recalling basic information
 
  c. judging the strengths and weaknesses of an idea
  d. explaining what information means

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Ques. 5

In Bloom's taxonomy, what does the skill of analyzing require?
 
  a. recalling basic information
 
  b. explaining what the information means
 
  c. breaking down the information and studying the parts
  d. shaping ideas to make something new

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Ques. 6

When analyzing a visual, search for small clues that might hint at a larger meaning.
 
  a. True
  b. False
   Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Ques. 7

In the Socratic method, perspective questions ask you to consider only your own point of view.
 
  a. True
  b. False
   Indicate whether the statement is true or false