Teach-back

Questions 1 to 5 of 6

1. 1. A learner explains: "A function runs as soon as the file is saved." Which kind of gap is this?

   Missing: the learner never says what the function gives backVague: the learner says 'some values in' without naming inputsWrong: the learner believes the code runs when the file is saved, but writing the name with brackets is what runs itRecognition: the learner nods at the sentence but cannot say it from memory
2. 2. A sentence that uses the right idea with words that carry no meaning is a ___ gap. Give the one word.

   Type your answer.

3. 3. According to the lesson, about how long does one full teach-back take for one topic?

   About 5 minutesAbout 15 minutesAbout 40 minutesAbout 60 minutes
4. 4. You can nod along with the sentence 'a function takes inputs', but you cannot say it from memory. What does the lesson tell you to do?

   Count it as a gap, because a nod is recognition and not knowledgeCount it as understood, because you only need the words in writingRe-read the whole lesson until the words come back to youSkip it, because recognition is enough to write code
5. 5. What does this print? ``python total = 0 for n in [1, 2, 3]: total = total + n print(n, total) ``

   1 0 / 2 1 / 3 3 (one pair per line)6 (one line)1 / 2 / 3 / 6 (one value per line)1 1 / 2 3 / 3 6 (one pair per line)