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Choosing a community project

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Propositions et engagements

Retiens la prochaine action à laquelle la personne s’engage.

“We could test it in autumn.” does not mean “The autumn trial is confirmed.”

Accord nuancé et priorités

Relie le soutien exprimé aux réserves de la personne.

“The idea has value, although the costs need checking.”

Indices et autres explications possibles

Un autre facteur peut expliquer le résultat ; celui-ci ne prouve pas à lui seul la cause proposée.

“Sales rose in a holiday week; the new display may not be the only cause.”

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Choosing a community project

Why does Elliot question choosing the garden from the signatures alone?

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Choosing a community project

Points de la leçon

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Propositions et engagements

Retiens la prochaine action à laquelle la personne s’engage.

“We could test it in autumn.” does not mean “The autumn trial is confirmed.”
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Accord nuancé et priorités

Relie le soutien exprimé aux réserves de la personne.

“The idea has value, although the costs need checking.”
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Indices et autres explications possibles

Un autre facteur peut expliquer le résultat ; celui-ci ne prouve pas à lui seul la cause proposée.

“Sales rose in a holiday week; the new display may not be the only cause.”

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D01 · Échauffement

Choosing a community project

Why does Elliot question choosing the garden from the signatures alone?

  1. Some signatures refer to an earlier version of the garden design.
  2. The signatures were collected before the proposed costs were revised.
  3. The signatures may mainly reflect an existing interested group.
  4. Most signatories said they preferred the repair workshop.
Réponse et explication
The signatures may mainly reflect an existing interested group.

Indice: “The support matters, but signatures alone don't tell us who would actually use it. Most were collected at the gardening club, which already meets nearby.” Le lieu de collecte peut limiter les personnes représentées par les réponses. Réponse étayée: “The signatures may mainly reflect an existing interested group.”

D02 · Échauffement

Choosing a community project

Why is the repair workshop not yet clearly the cheaper option?

  1. Its budget needs a higher rent allowance than the garden budget.
  2. Its listed costs exclude rent as well as insurance.
  3. It has included tools that the neighbourhood already owns.
  4. Its budget leaves out insurance.
Réponse et explication
Its budget leaves out insurance.

Indice: “It might. However, their budget covers tools and rent but leaves out insurance. We shouldn't treat it as a cheaper option until we know the full cost.” Compare les coûts complets, y compris la dépense omise. Réponse étayée: “Its budget leaves out insurance.”

P01 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a community project

What does Elliot value more than an impressive launch?

  1. A plan that can be maintained reliably.
  2. A scheme chosen chiefly for its existing public support.
  3. A launch likely to attract visitors from outside the area.
  4. A project that can start without a pilot event.
Réponse et explication
A plan that can be maintained reliably.

Indice: “Exactly. I'd rather see a modest plan with reliable cover than an impressive launch that nobody can maintain.” Le contraste révèle ce que la personne privilégie. Réponse étayée: “A plan that can be maintained reliably.”

P02 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a community project

Why must the pilot events have the same spending limit?

  1. They have already agreed to split the annual grant equally.
  2. Different resources would weaken the attendance comparison.
  3. They want to compare which group can use up its allowance first.
  4. They want each group to contribute the same amount of its own money.
Réponse et explication
Different resources would weaken the attendance comparison.

Indice: “I like that, as long as we set the same spending limit for both. Otherwise attendance would be a poor comparison.” Un budget égal contrôle une différence, sans garantir des résultats identiques ou sans biais. Réponse étayée: “Different resources would weaken the attendance comparison.”

P03 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a community project

Why do they want to know how visitors heard about the events?

  1. They need to check that visitors heard about both events at the library.
  2. They want to choose one advertising channel for the winning project.
  3. Publicity could affect turnout independently of interest.
  4. They regard lower attendance as direct evidence of weaker interest.
Réponse et explication
Publicity could affect turnout independently of interest.

Indice: “And we should ask visitors where they heard about the event. A smaller turnout could reflect weaker publicity rather than a lack of interest.” Un autre facteur peut expliquer le résultat ; celui-ci ne prouve pas à lui seul la cause proposée. Réponse étayée: “Publicity could affect turnout independently of interest.”

P04 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a community project

What is one reason for using both paper and online surveys?

  1. To check whether gardening club members signed the original list twice.
  2. To obtain a broader picture, including people who could not attend.
  3. To compare only the opinions of people who attended an event.
  4. To make the survey results fully representative of every resident.
Réponse et explication
To obtain a broader picture, including people who could not attend.

Indice: “Right. We also need to hear from people who couldn't attend. Saturday mornings don't suit everyone.” “So an event plus a short survey, with paper copies at the library as well as an online version?” “Yes. That won't remove every bias, but it should give us a broader picture than the signatures we have now.” Respecte la réserve exprimée : ce n’est pas une garantie absolue. Réponse étayée: “To obtain a broader picture, including people who could not attend.”

R01 · Entraînement associé

Choosing a community project

What will Nora tell the applicants now?

  1. The garden has won the annual grant.
  2. Both groups have been promised full annual funding.
  3. They are being invited to run small pilot events.
  4. The council has cancelled both proposals.
Réponse et explication
They are being invited to run small pilot events.

Indice: “I'll tell the applicants we're inviting small pilot events, not awarding the annual grant yet. Should we mention which project we prefer?” Retiens la prochaine action à laquelle la personne s’engage. Réponse étayée: “They are being invited to run small pilot events.”

X01 · Défi du texte

Choosing a community project

Which statement best describes their final decision?

  1. They will decide entirely on the highest attendance.
  2. They will spend the entire budget on the pilot events.
  3. They have selected a winner but will not announce it.
  4. They will gather comparable evidence before choosing a winner.
Réponse et explication
They will gather comparable evidence before choosing a winner.

Indice: “I like that, as long as we set the same spending limit for both. Otherwise attendance would be a poor comparison.” “Yes. That won't remove every bias, but it should give us a broader picture than the signatures we have now.” “Let's not. We've identified questions, not a winner. We'll compare the evidence after both events and keep part of the budget aside for running costs.” Identifie ce que les personnes cherchent à faire, plutôt qu’un détail secondaire. Réponse étayée: “They will gather comparable evidence before choosing a winner.”