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Froggy Jumps Quick thinking bias quizOnline version Quick thinking bias quiz by Patricia Hernandez 1 Definition: A quick opinion you form without thinking carefully. a prejudice b assumption c bias 2 Definition: Judging someone before you know them. a bias b prejudice c assumption 3 Definition: Information that proves something is true. a evidence b opinion c assumption 4 Definition: Something you believe to be true without proof. a bias b fact c assumption 5 Definition: A strong feeling or idea that influences your judgement. a bias b opinion c judgement 6 Definition: Trustworthy and accurate information. a reliable b evidence c fact 7 Definition: A short title that tries to catch your attention. a heading b hook c headline 8 Definition: When you decide something without enough information. a judgement b guess c decision 9 Situation: You see a man in a hoodie at night and think he is dangerous. What is it?? a opinion b bias c fact 10 Situation: A student gets 95% in an exam. Question: What is it? a hypothesis b opinion c fact 11 If you judge someone too quickly, what mistake are you making? a a wrong assumption b a bad judgement c jump to conclusions 12 If I had more information, I ______ (not judge) so quickly.” a didn’t judge b wouldn’t judge c won’t judge 13 Transform: “They judged her because of her appearance.” into passive a She is judged because of her appearance b She judged because of her appearance c She was judged because of her appearance 14 Choose the correct reported speech: He said: “She is very rude.” a He said she is very rude b He said that she has been very rude c He said she was very rude 15 Idiom: “to take something at face value” it means: a to understand someone’s feelings deeply b To judge someone based on their appearance only c to accept something as it appears, without questioning it

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Quick thinking bias quizOnline version

by Patricia Hernandez

Definition: A quick opinion you form without thinking carefully.

Definition: Judging someone before you know them.

Definition: Information that proves something is true.

Definition: Something you believe to be true without proof.

Definition: A strong feeling or idea that influences your judgement.

Definition: Trustworthy and accurate information.

Definition: A short title that tries to catch your attention.

Definition: When you decide something without enough information.

Situation: You see a man in a hoodie at night and think he is dangerous. What is it??

Situation: A student gets 95% in an exam. Question: What is it?

If you judge someone too quickly, what mistake are you making?

If I had more information, I ______ (not judge) so quickly.”

Transform: “They judged her because of her appearance.” into passive

Choose the correct reported speech: He said: “She is very rude.”

Idiom: “to take something at face value” it means: