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Using Bloom’s Taxonomy                        Analysis (Breaking down into parts,
                                              relating to the whole)
      Of Questions
                                                   Give reasons for
                                                   What assumptions can you make
                                                   What is fact, what is opinion
                                                   What is the relationship between
                                                   Justify your decision
                                                   Categorise/classify
                                                   Compare/contrast
                                                   Formulate a hypothesis, predict
                                                   What solutions would you suggest
                                                   How could you test…
                                                   How could you adapt, modify
Knowledge (Remembering something
                                              Synthesis (Create something new from
previously learned)
                                              your knowledge)

     Who, What, When, Why, Which                   How could you improve
     How, how much                                 Suggest an alternative
     Describe or define                            What solutions would you suggest
     Recall, select, list, find, locate            Think of an original way to
     Tell me, show me, point out                   Using your knowledge predict/create
     Name, label                                   Compose, design, develop
     Remember, memorise                            Solve the following, infer, state a rule
                                                   about
Comprehension (Basic understanding of
                                                   How else would you
ideas/concepts. Can translate into words)
                                              Evaluation (Judging according to a set of
     Retell, restate, describe… in your own   criteria and staring why)
     words
     What does this mean
     State in one word                             Appraise, judge
     Give an example of                            Which is the best, verify, evaluate
     What part doesn’t fit                         Find errors, criticise
     Choose the statements you agree with          Are there inconsistencies
     Outline, summarise, match, translate          What may have caused the errors
     Identify, indicate, locate, classify          Which information is : more important,
     Explain what is happening                     better, more valid, appropriate,
     Read the graph/table                          inappropriate
     Compare                                       Do you agree with…and why
     Sequence the facts                            What do you think about…why
     The main idea is                              Prioritise…and why
                                                   How could you improve…explain why
Application (using knowledge or skill in a         What is important, not important
new situation)                                     What would you recommend and why
                                                   What would you advise
     How could you use
     Demonstrate how
     Show how
     Apply, construct, identify
     If…how
     What would happen if
     How much change would there be if
     How would you organise
     Can we apply this knowledge
     How could we use what we have learnt     Using Bloom’s Taxonomy
     today
     How can you best demonstrate your
                                                    Of Questions
     understanding                                                   Teaching and Learning Team

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  • 1. Using Bloom’s Taxonomy Analysis (Breaking down into parts, relating to the whole) Of Questions Give reasons for What assumptions can you make What is fact, what is opinion What is the relationship between Justify your decision Categorise/classify Compare/contrast Formulate a hypothesis, predict What solutions would you suggest How could you test… How could you adapt, modify Knowledge (Remembering something Synthesis (Create something new from previously learned) your knowledge) Who, What, When, Why, Which How could you improve How, how much Suggest an alternative Describe or define What solutions would you suggest Recall, select, list, find, locate Think of an original way to Tell me, show me, point out Using your knowledge predict/create Name, label Compose, design, develop Remember, memorise Solve the following, infer, state a rule about Comprehension (Basic understanding of How else would you ideas/concepts. Can translate into words) Evaluation (Judging according to a set of Retell, restate, describe… in your own criteria and staring why) words What does this mean State in one word Appraise, judge Give an example of Which is the best, verify, evaluate What part doesn’t fit Find errors, criticise Choose the statements you agree with Are there inconsistencies Outline, summarise, match, translate What may have caused the errors Identify, indicate, locate, classify Which information is : more important, Explain what is happening better, more valid, appropriate, Read the graph/table inappropriate Compare Do you agree with…and why Sequence the facts What do you think about…why The main idea is Prioritise…and why How could you improve…explain why Application (using knowledge or skill in a What is important, not important new situation) What would you recommend and why What would you advise How could you use Demonstrate how Show how Apply, construct, identify If…how What would happen if How much change would there be if How would you organise Can we apply this knowledge How could we use what we have learnt Using Bloom’s Taxonomy today How can you best demonstrate your Of Questions understanding Teaching and Learning Team