Task Words

Question 1

List

Answer 1

Number off items. “1. Demand 2. Supply 3. Equilibrium”.

Question 2

Classify

Answer 2

Arrange into groups. “A table and chair are goods. A haircut and VPN are services.”

Question 3

State

Answer 3

Provide a short answer. “The equilibrium price is $30.”

Question 4

Suggest

Answer 4

Propose a reason or idea. “The equilibrium price is $30, because that’s where demand = supply.”

Question 5

Outline

Answer 5

Provide a quick summary. “The Australian legal system is divided into 11 courts - 3 federal and 8 state.”

Question 6

Explain

Answer 6

Give detailed reasons. “The marketing strategy of priming works by giving subtle cues to consumers in places such as stores or on social media….”

Question 7

Name

Answer 7

Provide the name of a concept. “The group of 12 people who sit at the side of a courtroom during a trial are called the jury.”

Question 8

Define

Answer 8

Provide the meaning of. “Micro-economics is the study of specific industries or specific markets within an economy.”

Question 9

Evaluate

Answer 9

Give pros and cons to reach a final judgement. “The current traffic laws in Australia work to keep individuals safe. However, there are still many dangerous intersections. For this reason, Australia’s roads still need to be improved.”

Question 10

Describe

Answer 10

Say what is there (no inference). “A courtroom is made up of a judge, jury, prosecution and defence.”

Question 11

Identify

Answer 11

Pick out. “The equilibrium price is $30.”

Question 12

Draw

Answer 12

Visually illustrate. Draw a picture.

Question 13

Analyse

Answer 13

Give pros and cons. “The current traffic laws in Australia work to keep individuals safe. However, there are still many dangerous intersections.”

Question 14

Complete

Answer 14

Finish/fill in. (Complete the table).

Question 15

Discuss

Answer 15

Give pros and cons. “The current traffic laws in Australia work to keep individuals safe. However, there are still many dangerous intersections.”

Question 16

Compare

Answer 16

Highlight the similarities and differences between. “Criminal and civil cases both require a trial in court between two parties. However, in criminal cases, the government is accusing the defendant….”

Question 17

Contrast

Answer 17

Highlight the differences between. “Criminal cases involve an individual and the government, whereas civil cases involve two individuals or organisations.”