Thinking Styles Quiz

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Lazy vs. hard thinking statements

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Victoria Isabel Rivera Hernandez

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Thinking Styles QuizOnline version Lazy vs. hard thinking statements by Victoria Isabel Rivera Hernandez 1 Choosing a college involves lazy thinking. Sí No 2 Making coffee requires hard thinking. Sí No 3 Choosing a seat on the bus involves lazy thinking. Sí No 4 Driving to the store involves lazy thinking. Sí No 5 Reading a textbook involves lazy thinking. Sí No 6 Reading a textbook requires hard thinking. Sí No 7 Buying milk at the store involves lazy thinking. Sí No 8 Giving a friend advice is lazy thinking. Sí No 9 Choosing a college requires hard thinking. Sí No 10 Driving to the store involves hard thinking. Sí No 11 Choosing a seat on the bus requires hard thinking. Sí No 12 Multiplying 14 × 19 requires hard thinking. Sí No 13 Buying milk at the store requires hard thinking. Sí No 14 Giving a friend advice requires hard thinking. Sí No 15 Multiplying 14 × 19 involves lazy thinking. Sí No 16 Making coffee involves lazy thinking. Sí No

Thinking Styles QuizOnline version

Lazy vs. hard thinking statements

by Victoria Isabel Rivera Hernandez

Choosing a college involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Making coffee requires hard thinking.

Sí

Choosing a seat on the bus involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Driving to the store involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Reading a textbook involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Reading a textbook requires hard thinking.

Sí

Buying milk at the store involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Giving a friend advice is lazy thinking.

Sí

Choosing a college requires hard thinking.

Sí

Driving to the store involves hard thinking.

Sí

Choosing a seat on the bus requires hard thinking.

Sí

Multiplying 14 × 19 requires hard thinking.

Sí

Buying milk at the store requires hard thinking.

Sí

Giving a friend advice requires hard thinking.

Sí

Multiplying 14 × 19 involves lazy thinking.

Sí

Making coffee involves lazy thinking.

Sí

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Thinking Styles QuizOnline version

by Victoria Isabel Rivera Hernandez

Choosing a college involves lazy thinking.

Making coffee requires hard thinking.

Choosing a seat on the bus involves lazy thinking.

Driving to the store involves lazy thinking.

Reading a textbook involves lazy thinking.

Reading a textbook requires hard thinking.

Buying milk at the store involves lazy thinking.

Giving a friend advice is lazy thinking.

Choosing a college requires hard thinking.

Driving to the store involves hard thinking.

Choosing a seat on the bus requires hard thinking.

Multiplying 14 × 19 requires hard thinking.

Buying milk at the store requires hard thinking.

Giving a friend advice requires hard thinking.

Multiplying 14 × 19 involves lazy thinking.

Making coffee involves lazy thinking.

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