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Level 1 · Warm-up
1 "If you are not asking questions, you are not ____ effectively."
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Learning — questions are what turn passive reading into active learning.
2 Which subject's toolkit asks "What language devices have the authors used?"
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English — alongside structure, engagement and new vocabulary.
Level 2 · Core
3 "Find the missing angle in this triangle" is a question at which Bloom level?
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Apply — using the 180° rule to solve a new problem. "State the rule" would be Remember.
4 The master connection question for fact subjects is: "How does the new information ____?"
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Fit into what you have already learnt — linking new to old (elaboration) is one of the strongest memory techniques.
Level 3 · Challenge
5 A student only ever practises "state the formula" questions but their exam asks them to solve unfamiliar problems. Which Bloom mismatch is this?
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Practising Remember while being tested at Apply — the classic trap. Practise at or above the exam's level.
6 Which routine best builds the asking habit across a school week?
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The four-anchor routine: pre-study, written questions, toolkit, question-swap. Waiting until confusion or exam eve misses the point — questions are the method, not the emergency.