CT LO1 Quizz

Which of the following options best describe the term "reflection"

• Cognitive skills that are use to assess a business situation

• Thoughtful thoughts about a concept beyond our scope of knowledge

• Giving deep or serious though to something beyond the immediate response to stimuli

• Process by which we advance from what we know already to new knowledge

Which of the following is a myth about critical thinking?

• Critical thinkers can detect inconsistencies

• Critical thinkers oppose emotions and relationships

• Critical thinkers evaluate pros and cons.

• Critical thinkers formulate ideas succinctly and precisely

Which of the following stages is a part of "scientific method"?

• Ratification

• Consolidation

• Monitoring

• Observation

Which of the following questions is NOT asked in the four fold path?

• What does it mean?

• When should we look for reasons?

• Why is it important or relevant?

• What are other possibilities?

Identify the literal meaning for the term "Once in a blue moon"

• An activity done once under a moon which is blue.

• A rare occurence

• Something that only happens in a specific condition

• Patrick confused!

Which of the following is the most "effective" way to to say that the author agree with something?

• Author is in agreement with you.

• Indeed, Author has come to agreement with you.

• Like the stars merry and dance together, The author too joins together merry and dancing in agreement with you

• The author agrees.

Virtue and morals fall under which rhetorical strategy?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Hummus

"Geert Hofstede's arguments are invalid about cultural dimensions as he is a misogynistic, sexist loser" Which of the following fallacy is being committed here?

• Straw man's fallacy

• Plastic man's fallacy

• Appeal to emotion

• Ad Hominem

Universal truths is a characteristic of which of the following rhetorical strategies?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Lagos

Drake is a swell guy. Drake believes that humanity is decided by our ability to uphold relations and maintain a decorum of civility with other members of society. if a society does not show structure and balance, we are not human and no better than savages. Drakes beliefs of right and wrong are determined by the things that stop us from becoming savage and like the common animal. Which stage of Kohlberg's moral development does Drakes reasoning fall under?

• Conventional morality

• Pre conventional morality

• Post conventional morality

• No morality