30 Questions
Which of the following best describes the purpose of a literature review?
To engage in a conversation with sources
What does it mean for a literature review to have a 'logical progression'?
It connects the sources and the student's inquiry
What is the purpose of building a puzzle for the reader in a literature review?
To show that something is missing from the academic conversation
What does it mean for a literature review to be 'hypercritical'?
It features enhanced communication
What distinguishes a score of 4 from a score of 5 in a literature review?
The justification of the new understanding
What does it mean for a literature review to 'go meta'?
To bring the new understanding back into conversation with the literature
What is the purpose of addressing the limitations of the conclusion in a literature review?
To show understanding of the extent to which the new understanding is limited
What is the main difference between a score of 4 and a score of 5 in a literature review?
The justification of the new understanding
What is the purpose of a literature review in a research paper?
To engage in a conversation with the sources
What is the importance of a logical defense of the research method in a literature review?
To justify the choices made in the design and implementation of the method
Which of the following best describes a paper with an AP score of 1?
A paper that summarizes existing information and does not attempt to generate new evidence through a method.
Which of the following is a key difference between a paper with an AP score of 1 and a paper with an AP score of 2?
The focus or scope of the paper
What is the main criticism of the topic of inquiry in a paper with an AP score of 1?
It is overly broad throughout the paper.
What is the difference between a paper with an AP score of 1 and a paper with an AP score of 2?
The presence of a simplistic use of a method
What is the main criticism of the method used in a paper with an AP score of 2?
It is incomplete, oversimplified, or described in a non-replicable way.
What is the difference between a paper with an AP score of 2 and a paper with an AP score of 3?
The inclusion of a literature review
What is the main criticism of the focus or scope in a paper with an AP score of 2?
It is too narrow and focused.
What is the main criticism of the topic of inquiry in a paper with an AP score of 2?
It is overly broad throughout the paper.
What is the main difference between a paper with an AP score of 3 and a paper with an AP score of 4?
The presence of a clear and replicable method
What is the main criticism of the method used in a paper with an AP score of 3?
It is too complex and difficult to replicate.
What is the main difference between a paper that receives a score of 2 and a paper that receives a score of 3 on the rubric?
The paper at a score of 2 does not have a replicable research method, while the paper at a score of 3 does.
What is a characteristic of a paper that receives a score of at least 4 on the rubric?
The paper has a reasonably replicable research method and a decent review of the literature.
What is a potential weakness of a paper that receives a score of 3 instead of a score of 4 on the rubric?
The paper does not understand the bigger picture of the field or study.
What is a characteristic of a paper that receives a score of at least 2 on the rubric?
The paper has a narrow focus or scope and a decent review of the literature.
What is a potential weakness of a paper that receives a score of 2 instead of a score of 3 on the rubric?
The paper does not have a narrow focus or scope.
What is a characteristic of a paper that receives a score of at least 3 on the rubric?
The paper has a narrow focus or scope and a replicable research method.
What is a potential weakness of a paper that receives a score of 3 instead of a score of 4 on the rubric?
The paper does not have a decent review of the literature.
What is a characteristic of a paper that receives a score of at least 2 on the rubric?
The paper has errors in communication that distract or confuse the reader.
What is a potential weakness of a paper that receives a score of 2 instead of a score of 3 on the rubric?
The paper does not have errors in communication.
What is a characteristic of a paper that receives a score of at least 3 on the rubric?
The paper has a decent review of the literature and clear parameters.
"AP Score of 1: Understanding the Basics" - Test your knowledge on the lowest score possible on the AP exam. Explore the characteristics of a score of 1, including a lack of original research, overly broad topics, and more.
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