Item MO022004: A model is similar to the thing it represents in some ways but different in other ways.
In what ways is a model similar to the thing it represents?
- A model must be identical to the thing it represents in every way.
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A model must be identical to the thing it represents in every way
except that it can be made out of different materials. -
A model must be identical to the thing it represents in every way
except that it can be a different size. - A model can be different from the thing it represents in either its size or the materials it is made of.
- Distribution of Responses
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- Students Responding Correctly
Group | Correct | Total | Percent |
---|---|---|---|
Overall | 5868 | 9412 | 62% |
Grades | |||
6–8 | 3396 | 5839 | 58% |
9–12 | 2459 | 3556 | 69% |
Gender | |||
Male | 2639 | 4497 | 59% |
Female | 3107 | 4714 | 66% |
Primary Language | |||
English | 5380 | 8456 | 64% |
Other | 369 | 731 | 50% |