What types of errors of interpretation might a social studies ...

[ahriuashd]

What types of errors of interpretation might a social studies interpretive exercise possess if it contains a relatively long passage that requires high-level reading? Be as specific as possible.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

A simple method for checking the adequacy of an interpretive exercise is to do which of the following?
 
  A. attempt to answer the questions without the introductory material
  B. read the exercise to students and obtain their feedback on it
  C. read and answer the item to yourself, just as a student would
  D. score the item after students have taken it and then review their answers

[tennis14576]

Answer to Question 1

Error would result in the teacher not knowing if the student did not answer the questions correctly because he or she did not know the social studies materials or if the reading demands were too great for the student. Likewise, an involved passage might have taxed the student's attention or short-term memory demands rather than the student's not learning the social studies material.

Answer to Question 2

A