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- 02-Aug-2011, 11:01 #1
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complexity levels What is meant by moderate complexity level? Please explain with examples?
- 02-Aug-2011, 11:03 #2
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Teacher Re: complexity levels Context would be helpful, but in general it means between low complexity level and high complexity level.
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- 02-Aug-2011, 11:29 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: complexity levels I am not clear.
An article which needs a moderate complexity level should include complex vocabulary. Right?
- 02-Aug-2011, 12:22 #4
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Teacher Re: complexity levels No. It should include moderately complex vocabulary. Originally Posted by varmaswathy81
'Moderate' is an adjective that means (in this context) somewhere in the middle. So you have easy, moderate and difficult; or basic, moderate and advanced - as bhai has mentioned.
- 02-Aug-2011, 13:47 #5
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Teacher Re: complexity levels Moderate complexity level suggests that there are or should be descriptors of the various levels.
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