SSL101 P12 Exam Questions and
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2.4.4.1, Consider the following problem:
"You live in shared accommodation with two other roommates. Your roommates
never clean the kitchen, and leave dirty dishes in the kitchen. What can you do to
get them to do their share of housework in the kitchen?"
You and your housemates decide the solution must be fair, relative to the amount
of mess you make and exciting.
Which of Fogler and LeBlanc's stages for evaluating solutions is this an example
of?
Check one option.
A. Create a decision statement.
B. Create a list of objectives.
C. Weight the objectives according to importance.
, D. Use the objectives as criteria when evaluating solutions. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Create a list of objectives.
2.4.4.3, What makes evaluating solutions in an academic context different from
evaluating solutions in everyday settings?
Check two options.
1. Expression in written form
2. Use of common sense.
3. Reference to disciplinary bodies of knowledge
4. The use of evidence - CORRECT ANSWER-3. Reference to disciplinary bodies
of knowledge
4. The use of evidence
2.4.5.1, Consider the following analytical task from a university course:
"In what ways will Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
fundamentally change the nature of how we learn?"
What is the main underlying assumption in this task?
Refer to lesson 4.2a and 4.2b.
Check one option.
A. Information and Communication Technologies will fundamentally change the
nature of how we learn.
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Answers 100% PASS
2.4.4.1, Consider the following problem:
"You live in shared accommodation with two other roommates. Your roommates
never clean the kitchen, and leave dirty dishes in the kitchen. What can you do to
get them to do their share of housework in the kitchen?"
You and your housemates decide the solution must be fair, relative to the amount
of mess you make and exciting.
Which of Fogler and LeBlanc's stages for evaluating solutions is this an example
of?
Check one option.
A. Create a decision statement.
B. Create a list of objectives.
C. Weight the objectives according to importance.
, D. Use the objectives as criteria when evaluating solutions. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Create a list of objectives.
2.4.4.3, What makes evaluating solutions in an academic context different from
evaluating solutions in everyday settings?
Check two options.
1. Expression in written form
2. Use of common sense.
3. Reference to disciplinary bodies of knowledge
4. The use of evidence - CORRECT ANSWER-3. Reference to disciplinary bodies
of knowledge
4. The use of evidence
2.4.5.1, Consider the following analytical task from a university course:
"In what ways will Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs)
fundamentally change the nature of how we learn?"
What is the main underlying assumption in this task?
Refer to lesson 4.2a and 4.2b.
Check one option.
A. Information and Communication Technologies will fundamentally change the
nature of how we learn.
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law
