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    The types of evaluations are divided into two distinct categories, name BOTH of them and briefly explain what each category entails. Give one example for each: a. Quantitative Evidence:. Qualitative Evidence: name at least two advantages to using Design Features.

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    The types of evaluations are divided into two distinct categories, name BOTH of them and briefly explain what each category entails. Give one example for each: a. Quantitative Evidence:. Qualitative Evidence: name at least two advantages to using Design Features.

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    The types of evaluations are divided into two distinct categories, name BOTH of them and briefly explain what each category entails. Give one example for each: a. Quantitative Evidence:. Qualitative Evidence: name at least two advantages to using Design Features.

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    Chapter10EvaluationsQuiz

    ShortAnswer:
    1.

    WhatisthedifferencebetweenInformalEvaluationsandProfessionalEvaluations?

    2.

    Thetypesofevaluationsaredividedintotwodistinctcategories,nameBOTHofthemandbriefly
    explainwhateachcategoryentails.

    3.

    Giveoneexampleforeach:
    a. QuantitativeEvidence:

    b.

    QualitativeEvidence:

    4.

    NameatleasttwoadvantagestousingDesignFeatures.

    TrueorFalse:

    1. DirectClaimsareusuallyfollowedbyaqualifiedstatement.TorF

    2. Themoreevidenceprovided,thestrongertheargument.TorF

    3. Definedargumentsarenotsolelybasedonreason.TorF

    MultipleChoice:

    1. AllareexamplesofQuantitativeevidenceEXCEPT:
    a. Boxofficesales
    b. Numberofawardswon
    c. Popularitypolls
    d. ActingStyles
    2. AllareadvantagesofQualitativeevaluationsEXCEPT:
    a. Easiertoarrange
    b. Lessmonitoringneeded
    c. Flexible
    d. Evaluationoflongtermeffects

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