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Core skills for clear reasoning

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Critical Thinking Essentials


Critical Thinking EssentialsVersion en ligne Core skills for clear reasoning par JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY 1 Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated? a Accuracy b Clarity c Precision d Relevance 2 If you are checking whether information is true and supported by evidence, which principle are you applying? a Depth b Accuracy c Breadth d Fairness 3 When a critical thinker ensures information relates directly to the issue being discussed, they are practicing: a Depth b Relevance c Accuracy d Precision 4 According to the principles of Logic and Fairness, how should ideas be ordered? a Randomly to encourage creativity. b In a logical order where they make sense. c By the order in which they were gathered d From the most expensive to the least expensive 5 Which of these is NOT listed as a step in the Critical Thinking Process? a Identify b Memorize c Analyze d Conclude 6 Looking at a problem from "different perspectives or viewpoints" refers to which principle? a Precision b Clarity c Breadth d Depth 7 What does the principle of "Depth" encourage a thinker to do? a Consider the complexities of a problem. b Look at different perspectives or viewpoints. c Ensure the statement is true. d Make sure the statement is specific. 8 Based on the definition provided, what is the primary goal of critical thinking? a To memorize complex information quickly. b To make a reasonable judgment or decision based on evidence. c To win an argument by any means necessary. d To accept information as it is presented without doubt. 9 Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated? a Accuracy b Clarity c Precision d Relevance 10 According to the "Critical Thinking Process", what is the first step? a Identify b Gather c Conclude d Analyze

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Critical Thinking EssentialsVersion en ligne

par JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY

Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated?

If you are checking whether information is true and supported by evidence, which principle are you applying?

When a critical thinker ensures information relates directly to the issue being discussed, they are practicing:

According to the principles of Logic and Fairness, how should ideas be ordered?

Which of these is NOT listed as a step in the Critical Thinking Process?

Looking at a problem from "different perspectives or viewpoints" refers to which principle?

What does the principle of "Depth" encourage a thinker to do?

Based on the definition provided, what is the primary goal of critical thinking?

Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated?

According to the "Critical Thinking Process", what is the first step?