MPU 1033U2 THINKING SKILLS

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MPU 1033U2 THINKING SKILLSVersion en ligne CHAP 1 INTRO TO THINKING SKILLS par Maria Foo 1 What are thinking skills? a Physical activities we do to stay fit. b Mental processes used to make sense of experiences. c Social interactions in a group. d Hobbies we pursue in our free time. 2 If a question asks you to summarize a story, which level of Bloom's Taxonomy does it belong to? a Remembering b Understanding c Analyzing d Evaluating 3 Which of the following is an example of a question related to the “Analyze” level of Bloom's Taxonomy? a What can you remember about the story? b Summarise the story in your own words. c Why did the different characters in the story behave the way that they did? d Rewrite the ending of this story, to show a different outcome. 4 What is SWOT analysis? a A type of thinking techniques to resolve conflict b A strategic planning technique that provides assessment tools. c A way to analyze market survey and data d A mapping tools 5 Which profession is likely to use the Grey Sneakers action mode? a Firefighter b Teacher c Detective d manager 6 What does the Navy Shoe action mode represent in the Six Action Shoes concept? a Using formal routines. b Collecting information. c Dealing with emergencies. d Caring for people's feelings. 7 According to the basic principles of thinking, what is the significance of the “Escape” principle? a It is a way to avoid difficult thinking tasks. b It is only relevant for artistic creativity and cognitive creativity. c It helps us mentally break free from our current thinking patterns to enable creative thoughts. d it escape from traditional and conservative believes 8 In Bloom's Taxonomy, the “Apply” level requires students to: a Simply recall previously learned facts. b Use pre - learned information in a different way to solve problems. c Judge the value of different ideas. d Create new and original works. 9 In the SWOT analysis, an emerging competitor in the market would be classified as: a A strength b A weakness c An opportunity d A threat 10 Which of the following is an example of a profession that would likely use the Orange Gumboots action mode in a non - physical crisis situation? a A financial advisor during an economic recession. b A librarian organizing books. c A graphic designer creating a logo. d A teacher teaching a regular class. 11 When using the Six Thinking Hats method, if you are focused on finding facts and data related to a problem, which hat should you “wear”? a Red hat b Yellow hat c White hat d Black hat 12 A team is working on a project to develop a new mobile app. They've completed the initial design but are now facing usability issues. How can the Six Thinking Hats be used to address these problems? a Use the Red Hat to immediately discard ideas that seem too risky. b Put on the Green Hat to list all the known usability problems in detail. c Employ the White Hat to gather user feedback data, the Black Hat to find flaws in proposed solutions d Rely on the Blue Hat to make a quick decision, green hat to generate ideas 13 A student is writing an essay on the impact of social media on society. Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy is primarily demonstrated when the student presents arguments for and against social media's influence and justifies their stance? a Remembering b Understanding c Analyzing d Evaluating 14 A writer is facing a creative block. Based on the basic principles of thinking, which of the following actions might help them overcome it by applying the “Escape” principle? a Rereading their previous works to find inspiration. b Taking a break to go for a walk in nature. c Making a list of all the ideas they've had so far. d Trying to force themselves to write more words. 15 A marketing team is planning a campaign for a new organic skincare line. They want to target environmentally - conscious consumers. How could they use SWOT analysis to plan their strategy? a Identify their strength as the newness of the product, weakness as the high price point, opportunity as the growing demand for organic products, and threat as the presence of established competitors. b Consider the strength as the brand's existing customer base from non - organic products, weakness as lack of brand awareness, opportunity as a new tax on non - organic products, and threat as potential supply chain issues for organic ingredients. c Recognize the strength as the unique blend of organic ingredients, weakness as limited distribution channels, opportunity as a trend towards self - care, and threat as negative reviews from early testers. d All of the above could be valid elements in a SWOT analysis for this campaign.

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MPU 1033U2 THINKING SKILLSVersion en ligne

par Maria Foo

What are thinking skills?

If a question asks you to summarize a story, which level of Bloom's Taxonomy does it belong to?

Which of the following is an example of a question related to the “Analyze” level of Bloom's Taxonomy?

What is SWOT analysis?

Which profession is likely to use the Grey Sneakers action mode?

What does the Navy Shoe action mode represent in the Six Action Shoes concept?

According to the basic principles of thinking, what is the significance of the “Escape” principle?

In Bloom's Taxonomy, the “Apply” level requires students to:

In the SWOT analysis, an emerging competitor in the market would be classified as:

Which of the following is an example of a profession that would likely use the Orange Gumboots action mode in a non - physical crisis situation?

When using the Six Thinking Hats method, if you are focused on finding facts and data related to a problem, which hat should you “wear”?

A team is working on a project to develop a new mobile app. They've completed the initial design but are now facing usability issues. How can the Six Thinking Hats be used to address these problems?

A student is writing an essay on the impact of social media on society. Which level of Bloom's Taxonomy is primarily demonstrated when the student presents arguments for and against social media's influence and justifies their stance?

A writer is facing a creative block. Based on the basic principles of thinking, which of the following actions might help them overcome it by applying the “Escape” principle?

A marketing team is planning a campaign for a new organic skincare line. They want to target environmentally - conscious consumers. How could they use SWOT analysis to plan their strategy?