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Recognises a part concept tied to one whole

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https://knobit.org/id/knobit/M-307

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Context functionsResult evaluation
Knobit creation methodsAI generated, human edited
Knobit typesSkill
LCG purposesAssessing the learner's knowledge or skill state
LCG purposesSelecting an assessment task or learning activity
action verbRecognises en
applies knowledgeExplains generic and partitive concept relations
assessment criterionFlags the deficient case and passes the acceptable one. Deficient: instalment: part of a personal loan's repayment schedule specifying one amount and its due date (instalments also appear in mortgage and credit-card repayment schedules) Acceptable: instalment: part of a repayment schedule specifying one amount of principal and interest with its due date en
assessment methodskill-tests task: Loan application glossary (business term creation skills) en
conforms to profilehttps://oppekava.edu.ee/a/Knobitite_kirjeldamise_ja_seostamise_reeglid#LCG-KNOBIT-0.1
dcterms:identifierM-307
dcterms:licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
dcterms:sourceReview checklist 03-business-glossary (metadata-management), row 7; formerly data-modelling K-207 en
expected resultThe whole named and the other wholes the part occurs in en
owl:sameAshttps://bitbucket.org/reffa/ontology/id/knobit/data-modelling/02-business-terms/07
rdfs:labelRecognises a part concept tied to one whole en
schema:creativeWorkStatusaccepted
schema:isPartOfMetadata management (DAMA-DMBOK2)
skos:altLabelWrongly tied to one whole (partitive) (business term) en
skos:definitionA part that occurs in many wholes is defined as if it belonged to one of them. en
skos:prefLabelRecognises a part concept tied to one whole en
target objectpart concept defined for one whole en

Used by

includes knobitDefines business terms in a glossary, free of circularity, homonyms and hidden rules
includes knobitThe business glossary as a metadata source
requires knobitDefine business terms in the glossary