Suggestions for the Daily Environment Protection Question
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The editorial team behind the \"Environmental Protection Daily Question\" has been working on this for several days. Thank you all for your active participation. In order to make better use of this format and help everyone gain wealth while also acquiring more knowledge about environmental protection, we are seeking your opinions. Please share any suggestions or requirements you may have regarding the content, format, and scoring criteria of these daily questions, so that they can be discussed further. I’m a bit embarrassed about offering rewards to the participants; it seems like everyone is here for the rewards. But of course, I can’t let everyone come all this way for nothing ^_^.
Multiple-choice and true/false questions are relatively simpler, which leads to higher participation from everyone.
I voted for 4, other suggestions. 1. To be honest, for the daily question in whatever section it may be, it’s currently Xiao Pang who creates them – they are all multiple-choice questions with no answers provided. Search it; most of the time you’ll find the table of contents of a book. It’s not even clear whether he has this book in his possession I’ll still ask questions based on the table of contents; anyway, I can’t find answers online. ——This is really unbearable too... 2. As for the rest, they’re all questions for which answers can be found online; the responders probably just copied those answers without thinking at all. ——Those who are particularly interested will also try to study a bit about it. 3. There was someone who used a test sheet with answers found online to come up with one question per day in sequence; they stopped doing this after realizing what was happening, as anyone could find the source of the questions by simply searching for them. 4. Some create questions based on their own organization’s question bank; some of the questions posed are rather narrow in perspective, similar to those of someone who only knows what’s around them, and the same is true for some publications as well.
First, I would like to express my gratitude. The questions I create are based on materials I find myself, such as regulations and standards; from these I identify relevant topics for questions, which are then edited and provided for everyone’s learning reference. The questions that have been asked recently are all based on the Content of the Law on the Prevention and Control of Radioactive Pollution. By posing such questions, it allows everyone to study this material systematically once again, before moving on to another topic. Do you have any good suggestions?
I think the topics should be more general, as this will help spread awareness about environmental protection and also increase participation.
Although I chose multiple-choice and true/false questions, I think it’s possible to alternate between them: two or three days of multiple-choice questions per week, three days of true/false questions, with a short-answer question on the last day, or maybe two days of short-answer questions per week – something like that. . .
Regarding the time limit for answering questions, I’ve noticed that in some sections there is no time limit and the questions remain open. I think since it’s called “One Question per Day,” the question should be completed and closed every day. I’m keeping it for 2 days now.