Which ONE of the Following Is a Description of 'Question

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Multiple Choice

Which ONE of the following is a description of 'question spotting'?

• A) Question spotting refers to making predictions about the content of an exam paper on the basis of the questions and topics that have appeared on past papers and tailoring revision accordingly.
• B) Question spotting refers to an approach to the order in which questions are tackled on an exam paper that involves answering the easiest question first.
• C) Question spotting refers to an approach to the order in which questions are tackled on an exam paper that involves answering the hardest question first.
• D) Question spotting describes making predictions about the content of an exam paper based upon 'hints' given by lecturers.

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Definitions:

Bad Mood

A general feeling of being upset or unhappy, often temporary and influenced by external or internal factors.

Primary Appraisal

The initial evaluation process where an individual assesses the significance of a stressful event or situation.

Secondary Emotion

Emotions that are not primary and arise from the cognitive appraisal of a situation, often involving a combination of primary emotions and thought processes.

Background Emotion

Pertains to the subtle, persistent emotional states that are not the focal point of consciousness but influence mood and perception.