To Analyse Means

question 10

Multiple Choice

To analyse means:

• A) to express similarities and differences between two or more objects, systems, ideas or
• Arguments.
• B) to demonstrate differences between two or more objects, systems, ideas or arguments.
• C) to break the subject into its parts and show how they relate to each other and to other subjects.
• D) to make judgements, both favourable and/or unfavourable, using fair argument and
• Balanced evidence.
• E) to give a range of information, evidence and opinion.

Recognize the standard symbols and notations used in FBD, including wires, pins, and connections.

Discriminate between input and output references (IREFs, OREFs) and connectors (ICONs, OCONs) in FBD.

Comprehend the concept and purpose of add-on instructions in FBD.

Grasp the role and interpretation of data types and signal paths in FBD.

---

Definitions:

Job Satisfaction

The level of contentment or happiness that individuals feel with their work, including aspects such as tasks, environment, and compensation.

Inferred Behavior

Actions or responses deduced from observed evidence rather than direct observation.

Say

Say refers to the extent to which individuals or groups have influence or input in decisions or matters affecting them.

Attitude

A predisposition or a tendency to respond positively or negatively towards a certain idea, object, person, or situation.