THINK CRITICALLY

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Let's revise some vocabulary related to the month topic

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In this game there is a wheel with 24 letters of the alphabet (not includin "q", "x"). The aim of the game is to complete the alphabet wheel by saying yhe correct word for each letter in five minutes.

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THINK CRITICALLYVersion en ligne Let's revise some vocabulary related to the month topic par EVA BALLESTEROS CODINA A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Starts with A (Adverb): In a way that is correct and free from mistakes. Example: Only by measuring the ingredients _________ could Stephanie guarantee the dish's success. Starts with B (Noun): An unfair preference or inclination towards something or someone. Example: Boldly acknowledging the ____ in the learning materials can help the Hey Lady community foster more inclusive discussions. Starts with C (Noun): The ability to think clearly and rationally, understanding the logical connection between ideas. Example: Engaging in ________ ________ allows the HL community to effectively tackle complex issues. Starts with D (Verb): To reach a conclusion based on reasoning or logical inference. Example: From the discussions in the HL community, one can ______ that collaborations enhances language learning outcomes. Starts with E (NOUN): Information or details that help to prove something or support a claim. Example: Manuela presented solid ________ for her language research to show how consistent practice improves English learning outcomes . Starts with F (VERB): To verify that all the facts in a piece of writing, a new article, a speech, etc. are correct. Example: Why don't people ____ _____ before they publish this stuff? Starts with G (VERB): To collect or bring together information, people, or things. Example: The team decided to ______ data from varios sources to improve their research findings. Starts with H (NOUN): An idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been proved . Example: Several __________ for global warming have been suggested. Starts with I (Adverb): In a way that shows good judgment or understanding. Example: Alivia approached the problem _____________ considering all possible outcomes before making a decision. Starts with J (Verb): To provide reasons or explanations for something, often to support a claim or decision. Example: The team manager needed to ________ her choices during the debate to convince others of her prespective. Contains K (Adjective): Having doubts that a claim or statement is true or that something will happen. Example: All the participants remained __________about winning the $1,000,000 in the ABC game, thinking it was just a clever ploy to keep us playing! Starts with L (NOUN): A way of thinking or explaining something. Example: Neha used clear _____to explain her viewpoint during the meeting, helping others understand her reasoning. Starts with M (Noun): False or inaccurate information spread intentionally or unintentionally. Example: Angelica worked hard to correct the ______________ circulating about the new project in the office. Starts with N (Noun): A very slight difference in meaning, sound, colour or somebody’s feelings that is not usually very obvious. Example: The ______ in her tone made it clear that her feelings had began to melt away , revealing a more vulnerable side. Starts with O (ADJECTIVE): Not influenced by personal feelings or opinion; impartial. Example: An _________ analysis of the data is essential to ensure clear conclusions are drawn. Starts with P (Verb): To convince someone to do or believe something through resoning or argument. Example: Eva aimed to ________the participants of the benefits of critical thinking during the ABC game. Starts with Q (Noun): A sentence or phrase used to elicit information, clarification, or a response. Example: During discussions, asking a ________can stimulate critical thinking among the Hey Lady community members. Starts with R (Noun): A trustworthy or credible source of information. Example: The journalist ensured that every claim in the article was backed by a ________ ______ to mantein credibility. Starts with S (Verb): To combine different ideas, information, or elements to create a coherent whole. Example: Researches often __________ various studies to provide a comprehensive overview of a complex topic. Starts with T (Adverb): In a detailed and careful manner; completely. Example: Emanuela examined the report __________ to ensure all details were accurate. Starts with U (Adverb): In a way that is easy to comprehend or justifiable. Example: She explained the project _____________, so everyone understood. Starts with V (Verb): To confirm the accuracy or legitimacy of something. Example: The scientist aimed to ________ her findings through rigorous testing and peer review. Starts with W (Verb): to measure the weight of something or to consider the importance or impact of something. Example: Before making a decision, it's important to _____ the pros and cons carefully. Contains X (Verb): To inspect or scrutinize closely or understanding or evaluation. Example: It's important to ________ the evidence carefully before drawing any conclusions. Starts with Y (Verb): To have a stong desire or longing for something. Example: The Big Sisters in our community _____ to guide new members on how the platform works, sharing their experiences and tips. Starts with Z (Noun): Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective. Example: The members participated with such ____in the ABC game, making it a fun and engaging experience. Starts with A (Noun): The noise made by a group of people clapping their hands to show their approval or pleasure. Example: Let's give us a huge round of ________ to everyone for completing the whole wheel of the ABC game!

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Starts with A

(Adverb): In a way that is correct and free from mistakes. Example: Only by measuring the ingredients _________ could Stephanie guarantee the dish's success.

Starts with B

(Noun): An unfair preference or inclination towards something or someone. Example: Boldly acknowledging the ____ in the learning materials can help the Hey Lady community foster more inclusive discussions.

Starts with C

(Noun): The ability to think clearly and rationally, understanding the logical connection between ideas. Example: Engaging in ________ ________ allows the HL community to effectively tackle complex issues.

Starts with D

(Verb): To reach a conclusion based on reasoning or logical inference. Example: From the discussions in the HL community, one can ______ that collaborations enhances language learning outcomes.

Starts with E

(NOUN): Information or details that help to prove something or support a claim. Example: Manuela presented solid ________ for her language research to show how consistent practice improves English learning outcomes .

Starts with F

(VERB): To verify that all the facts in a piece of writing, a new article, a speech, etc. are correct. Example: Why don't people ____ _____ before they publish this stuff?

Starts with G

(VERB): To collect or bring together information, people, or things. Example: The team decided to ______ data from varios sources to improve their research findings.

Starts with H

(NOUN): An idea or explanation for something that is based on known facts but has not yet been proved . Example: Several __________ for global warming have been suggested.

Starts with I

(Adverb): In a way that shows good judgment or understanding. Example: Alivia approached the problem _____________ considering all possible outcomes before making a decision.

Starts with J

(Verb): To provide reasons or explanations for something, often to support a claim or decision. Example: The team manager needed to ________ her choices during the debate to convince others of her prespective.

Contains K

(Adjective): Having doubts that a claim or statement is true or that something will happen. Example: All the participants remained __________about winning the $1,000,000 in the ABC game, thinking it was just a clever ploy to keep us playing!

Starts with L

(NOUN): A way of thinking or explaining something. Example: Neha used clear _____to explain her viewpoint during the meeting, helping others understand her reasoning.

Starts with M

(Noun): False or inaccurate information spread intentionally or unintentionally. Example: Angelica worked hard to correct the ______________ circulating about the new project in the office.

Starts with N

(Noun): A very slight difference in meaning, sound, colour or somebody’s feelings that is not usually very obvious. Example: The ______ in her tone made it clear that her feelings had began to melt away , revealing a more vulnerable side.

Starts with O

(ADJECTIVE): Not influenced by personal feelings or opinion; impartial. Example: An _________ analysis of the data is essential to ensure clear conclusions are drawn.

Starts with P

(Verb): To convince someone to do or believe something through resoning or argument. Example: Eva aimed to ________the participants of the benefits of critical thinking during the ABC game.

Starts with Q

(Noun): A sentence or phrase used to elicit information, clarification, or a response. Example: During discussions, asking a ________can stimulate critical thinking among the Hey Lady community members.

Starts with R

(Noun): A trustworthy or credible source of information. Example: The journalist ensured that every claim in the article was backed by a ________ ______ to mantein credibility.

Starts with S

(Verb): To combine different ideas, information, or elements to create a coherent whole. Example: Researches often __________ various studies to provide a comprehensive overview of a complex topic.

Starts with T

(Adverb): In a detailed and careful manner; completely. Example: Emanuela examined the report __________ to ensure all details were accurate.

Starts with U

(Adverb): In a way that is easy to comprehend or justifiable. Example: She explained the project _____________, so everyone understood.

Starts with V

(Verb): To confirm the accuracy or legitimacy of something. Example: The scientist aimed to ________ her findings through rigorous testing and peer review.

Starts with W

(Verb): to measure the weight of something or to consider the importance or impact of something. Example: Before making a decision, it's important to _____ the pros and cons carefully.

Contains X

(Verb): To inspect or scrutinize closely or understanding or evaluation. Example: It's important to ________ the evidence carefully before drawing any conclusions.

Starts with Y

(Verb): To have a stong desire or longing for something. Example: The Big Sisters in our community _____ to guide new members on how the platform works, sharing their experiences and tips.

Starts with Z

(Noun): Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective. Example: The members participated with such ____in the ABC game, making it a fun and engaging experience.

Starts with A

(Noun): The noise made by a group of people clapping their hands to show their approval or pleasure. Example: Let's give us a huge round of ________ to everyone for completing the whole wheel of the ABC game!

(Noun): The ability to think clearly and rationally, understanding the logical connection between ideas. Example: Engaging in allows the HL community to effectively tackle complex issues.

(VERB): To verify that all the facts in a piece of writing, a new article, a speech, etc. are correct. Example: Why don't people _ before they publish this stuff?

(Noun): A trustworthy or credible source of information. Example: The journalist ensured that every claim in the article was backed by a __ to mantein credibility.