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BRAINCheck · CT & AI LAB · ORIGINAL COMPANION WORKSHEET

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Use a common evidence-based comparison rubric.

Name: ____________________ Class: ______ Date: __________

When comparing answers, use the same criteria: factual accuracy, relevance, clarity, evidence and limitations. Length, friendliness and confidence are not substitutes for correctness. If two answers disagree, identify the precise disagreement and check it independently rather than taking a majority vote.

Answer A says an 8-by-4 rectangle has area 24 square cm. Answer B says 32 square cm and shows 8 x 4. A is longer and sounds more confident.
  1. Create a two-column comparison using accuracy, working and units.
  2. Check the calculation yourself.
  3. Explain why length and tone do not settle the comparison.
  4. Write feedback that corrects A without claiming B must be right on every other topic.

Quick check

Which comparison criterion is most decisive for this numerical claim?

○ Length of the answer

○ Number of exclamation marks

○ Correct calculation with appropriate units

○ A friendlier greeting

My correction / justified conclusion

Evidence and reference actually checked

My reasoning, uncertainty and reflection

Use fictional/non-personal examples. Public worksheet; save or submit work only through your own notebook. Suggested 60-minute activity. Not an official NCERT/CBSE assessment or certificate.