GP Exam

What does question 1 comprise of?

Facts, statement types, perspectives, significance

Perspectives

Issue, causes, consequences, values, actions

Significance

Speed, Scale, Severity, Effects, Ethics, Longevity

Fact

Something that is known or can be proved to be true.

Opinion

A view or judgement formed about something, not based on fact or knowledge and may not be shared by others.

Bias

Unfairly prejudiced for or against something or someone.

Prediction

What someone think will happen in the future

Value judgement

Unfairly prejudiced for or against something or someone.

Vested interest

A personal reason for having an particular opinion or involvement in something, usually for financial, social or political gain.

Generalisation

A statement suggesting something is true all the time when it is only true sometimes

What does question 2 comprise of

Evaluating research, testing a claim

Evaluating research

Procedure, Research type, Evidence, Ethics, Method, Sample

What is question 3

Which argument is more convincing

Convincing of arguments

Strength of reasoning, Use of tone, Biased, Information used, Accessibility

What is question 4

Recommending a solution

Recommending a solution

Speed and scale, Perspectives, Local/National/Global, Amounts of resources, Trouble