Scenario questions that make you apply an idea
Name an idea you have learned. Winda writes 10 questions that each open with a short concrete situation and ask what follows, what to do, or which concept explains it.
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What you get
- A situation first
- Each question opens with a short case, so the definition alone is not enough to answer it.
- Three kinds of ask
- What follows, what to do, or which concept explains what happened.
- Why the tempting option is wrong
- Every explanation covers the wrong options a learner is most likely to choose.
How it works
Say what it is about
Name a topic, or add a PDF, a lecture video, an article or your own notes. With files, the result is written from them.
Winda makes it
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Keep it and change it
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Questions
Subjects where you must use an idea on a case: economics, law, medicine, statistics, management, programming.
The quiz mixes recall and understanding. Scenarios are all application: every question starts from a situation.
Yes. Add the material to a project and name it. The ideas tested and the terms used come from it.
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