Now, we have a glance at the common question paper formats in OJA STUDIES:
- Core Theory:
- Free Response
- Essay
- Multiple-Choice Questions
- Doremotional Questions
The weighing of the above 2 papers is the same. In paper 1, we use jargon, while in paper 2, we use common sense.
Below shows the naunces of the paper formats.
Normalize the appearance of Wario into standard body proportions of an adult.
This is clearly Core Theory questioning format because we find a keyword Normalize in unusal contexts. In OJA STUDIES, it means removal of sexuality traits.
Now look at another question:
Write an essay on the globalization of autism.
It looks like Doremotional Studies, but actually it is not the case. The questioning format is still Core Theory because you need even more jargon beyond the library in OJA STUDIES. In fact, technical knowledge in mental healthcare is expected.
For another instance:
Which of the following statements regarding an otaku is INCORRECT?
A. Female otakus does not exist in reality.
B. Female otakus are impure MKs.
C. A male pure otaku had sexuality before maturity.
D. Otakus are both collectivists and individualists.
The answer is A. It tests for a concept in Core Theory otakuism which appears in the study of animeitics (i.e. the spontaneity of anime-related phenomena inpacting reality).
Last but not least, look at the question below:
Why do females perform poorer than males in higher mathematics?
This is a typical Doremotional Question because you are expected to explain the concept of Logic Programme, which is a concept in Core Theory, to every audience, especially those who have never seen the Core Theory terms. The model answer will appear like this:
The logic of presentation, usually demonstrated by male mathematics teachers, is often incomprehensible by most of the females who learn procedurally because the teachers often skip the key steps of the solutions. In other words, the problem-solving heuristics introduced by the teachers have failed to transfer as intuition, which is a static trait of a person, cannot be instantiated by postnatal means.