What means SAQ?
Self-Appraisal Questionnaire
How many sentences should an SAQ be?
Each SAQ has 3 parts. APE should be used to answer each part of each SAQ. I teach students that each letter of APE should be at least one sentence. In the limited amount of space for answering Short Answer Questions, one to two sentences for each part of APE should be sufficient.
How many points is an SAQ?
You receive five points for each dollar of the net value spent, except in SAQ Dépôt stores. The points are awarded according to the net value of eligible purchases and rounded to a whole number. If the value is 0.5 or higher, the decimal is rounded up. If the value is 0.49 or lower, the decimal is rounded down.
How do you respond to SAQ?
✏️Writing an SAQ response
- A – answer the question. In a phrase or sentence, give a clear claim that answers the prompt.
- C – cite evidence. This can be in the same sentence as your A, but it should be a specific, accurate, historical detail, relevant to the prompt.
- E – expand/explain (as needed).
How long is SAQ?
There are many possible ways of answering a SAQ. However, one format that works well is to write an answer consisting of two well developed paragraphs. Each paragraph should be around half a page in length, or around 150 words, for a total of 300 words.
How do you write an SAQ?
SAQ Overview
- Must write within square space, no exceptions.
- Do each part of the question (typically A, B, C) separately, not as one paragraph with all 3 responses.
- Each response can be a good sentence or two. Try to be brief and accurate.
- Must be complete sentences. No bullet points.
What is a short answer format?
Short Answer: The answer format for a short answer will usually be a single sentence or paragraph. Short answers are concise and word selection is important to maximize effect.
What is an SAQ question?
SAQs are questions that can be answered in a few short words or phrases. Typically, these questions contain words such as ‘list’ or ‘name’ suggesting that a series of short responses are required.