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Fun Critical Thinking

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Test your critical thinking skills by answering ✅ or ❌ to a series of statements related to the importance of critical thinking and argument analysis.

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Test your critical thinking skills by answering ✅ or ❌ to a series of statements related to the importance of critical thinking and argument analysis.

by Edgar Brood Academic Chair
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Considering multiple perspectives improves critical thinking.

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Arguments do not need supporting evidence.

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A strong argument always includes clear and relevant evidence.

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Critical thinking requires discarding biases.

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Accepting information at face value is a sign of critical thinking.

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Critical thinking involves evaluating the strength of an argument.

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Biases do not affect our judgment in arguments.

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Questioning assumptions is an important part of critical thinking.

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Arguments should have a logical link between belief and evidence.

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Emotions and prejudices enhance critical thinking.

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