Graphic Organizers quiz

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1. 1 Easy

   Which graphic organizer maps a story's rising action, climax, and falling action?

   Answer: Plot mountain

   Why: Based on Gustav Freytag's narrative pyramid, the mountain shape visually shows tension building to a peak.

2. 2 Medium

   Which graphic organizer uses a central node with lines for supporting details?

   Answer: Spider Map

   Why: Every leg hangs off the same central body and none connect to each other, so the details never form a network among themselves.

3. 3 Hard

   In the Thinking Maps system, which parts of speech fill a Bubble Map?

   Answer: adjectives

   Why: David Hyerle's eight maps date from 1988: the Circle Map defines in context, the Bubble Map describes, and the Double Bubble compares two things.

4. 4 Easy

   Which graphic organizer illustrates a never-ending process?

   Answer: Cycle Map

   Why: There is no first box and no last one, which is the point when the process being described has no end.

5. 5 Medium

   How are relationships between nodes labeled in a concept map?

   Answer: With linking phrases

   Why: Two boxes joined by a labelled line read as a sentence, and that sentence is the part that can be judged right or wrong.

6. 6 Hard

   In a process diagram, what action does a diamond shape signify?

   Answer: Making a decision

   Why: Its corners let two or more labelled branches leave the same symbol, so a single yes or no question splits the flow into separate paths.