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Froggy Jumps Critical Thinking Core QuizOnline version Principles of thinking rightly by JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY 1 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. 2 Which principle states that a statement must be clearly understood before it can be evaluated? a Accuracy b Clarity c Precision 3 If you are checking whether information is true and supported by evidence, which principle are you applying? a Depth b Accuracy c Fairness 4 Which principle requires information to be "specific and detailed"? a Precision b Consistency c Depth 5 When a critical thinker ensures information relates directly to the issue being discussed, they are practicing: a Depth b Relevance c Accuracy 6 What does the principle of "Depth" encourage a thinker to do? a Fairness b Open-mindedness c Clarity 7 Looking at a problem from "different perspectives or viewpoints" refers to which principle? a Precision b Clarity c Breadth 8 According to the "Critical Thinking Process", what is the first step? a Gather b Identify c Analyze 9 Which of these is NOT listed as a step in the Critical Thinking Process? a Identify b Memorize c Analyze 10 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 From the most expensive to the least expensive.

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Critical Thinking Core QuizOnline version

Principles of thinking rightly

by JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY

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

To memorize complex information quickly.

To make a reasonable judgment or decision based on evidence.

To win an argument by any means necessary.

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

Accuracy

Clarity

Precision

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

Depth

Accuracy

Fairness

Which principle requires information to be "specific and detailed"?

Precision

Consistency

Depth

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

Depth

Relevance

Accuracy

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

Fairness

Open-mindedness

Clarity

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

Precision

Clarity

Breadth

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

Gather

Identify

Analyze

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

Identify

Memorize

Analyze

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

Randomly to encourage creativity.

In a logical order where they make sense.

From the most expensive to the least expensive.

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Critical Thinking Core QuizOnline version

by JONYNE FAITH MANGINSAY

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?

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

Which principle requires information to be "specific and detailed"?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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