Michael, Aria, and Avery are having a debate. Aria accuses Michael of having a bias. What does she mean by that?

a one-sided, unfair description or preference

What is perspective in the art of thinking class?

what the author believes and who could have said/wrote the opinion

the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of the author

a one-sided, unfair description or preference

What is perspective in the art of thinking class?

what the author believes and who could have said/wrote the opinion

the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of the author

a one-sided, unfair description or preference

What is bias in this sentence? "Thursdays are better than Tuesdays."

Thursdays are better than Tuesdays.

Tuesdays are better than Thursdays.

The person who wrote this prefers Tuesdays.

What is the perspective in this sentence? "America is the best country for people who like science."

America is the best country for people who likes science

Aiden, Benjamin, and Abigail are making a film about the different cultures in Texas, but they only talked about the Tejano cowboys and bar-be-que. How could they add more perspectives in the film to have a non-biased point of view?

include other cultures such as Hispanic Americans, Filipino Americans, and European Americans

America is the best country for people who likes science

Read this story and describe Jack's perspective: "Jack has always sit at the same desk since the first day of school. However, the rules at school is that there are no assigned seats and that everyone must fill in the front seats. Jack gets upset one day when he is the last to come to class and has to sit with someone he doesn't know. Jack begins to talk to himself, says mean things to everyone during the lesson, and doesn't share in class anymore."

Jack thinks everyone has assigned seats, and he is upset he is not sitting in his same seat.

Jack thinks his classmates are mean and that his teacher is unfair.

Jack is sad because he can't find his shoes.

Choose the best answer. Why is it important to have many sources of information and multiple perspectives before making an opinion about something you don’t know?

to have a more comprehensive understanding and make the best decision

to have a more comprehensive decision when you make the best understanding to find a solution

Imagine Olivia, James, and Mason are having a debate. How does bias affect their points of view?

Bias can persuade Olivia to support James' side, which might not be ideal because she might not have all the information

Bias can persuade Mason to seek out multiple sources of information to find a solution

Bias can influence Olivia to support Mason's side, which is good so she knows what to believe in

What is this story an example of? "Bennie's mom is a teacher. Her mom would tell her terrible stories of how some students can be so mean, rude, and violent towards teachers. Bennie has always tries her best to do well in school because she knows how hard teachers work, like her mom, to help their students learn and succeed."

empathy--being able to understand another person's situation

sympathy--being able to understand another person's sadness

hidden agenda--someone's secret plan

action--an activity that can be seen by everyone

If someone knows nothing about Vietnam, what could they do to change their perspective? Choose all that apply:

Engage in Vietnamese content such as their music and shows

Eat Vietnamese foods and learn about their culture

Make fun of them for being weird and different from you

Explain how art, music, and foods can shape someone's cultural perspective.

Art, music, and foods represent the values, history, pride, and the way of life for that community.

Art, music, and foods are examples of somebody's background.

Art, music, and foods show you how important someone's culture is.

Art, music, and foods shape someone's cultural perspective by making it interesting.

Imagine you're at a party with Grace, Evelyn, and Harper. Why would you want to know about their backgrounds or cultures? Choose all that apply:

Helps you connect with Grace, Evelyn, and Harper on a deeper level

Develop empathy for people who are different from you, like Grace, Evelyn, and Harper

Get a different perspective and become a more informed person

So that you can learn to talk to people like Grace, Evelyn, and Harper and maybe even make a new friend

It's Christmas break and Michael Jr., Nora, and Kai are planning a fun-filled day together. They've all agreed on a budget of $30 for the day and are excited to catch up. Michael Jr. is keen on catching the latest blockbuster, Nora loves trying out new eateries, and Kai is all about shopping. How might their diverse interests shape their day?

Their diverse interests reflect their preferences and can add a fun twist to their day. By understanding the purpose of their meetup, they can brainstorm a creative solution that incorporates all their ideas and stays within the budget.

They can't agree on anything, so they're not going to meet at all.

Their diverse interests are too divergent, making decision-making impossible.

Their diverse interests reflect their preferences and can make their hair more interesting. They can plan to go to the movies.

For Black History Month, the 8th grade girls made posters of influential Black and African-American women in the music industry. Is this biased? What additions need to be made to have a more inclusive Black History Month for this school?

There is bias towards women in music. There should be posters for male and female Black and African-American figures in history, science, and art.

There is bias towards Black History Month. All heritages should be celebrated.

There is bias towards women. There should be more posters for male and female figures in history, science, and art.

There is bias towards Black and African-American men. There needs to be more posters for Black and African American men in sports.

What does it mean when a person has a "hidden agenda?"

They have a goal or plan that guides their behavior and is often kept secret.

What does it mean when a person has a "hidden agenda?"

They have a goal or plan that guides their behavior and is often kept secret.

They are organized and like to plan.

They are hiding from their parents.

The agenda that is secretly open to everyone

An activity that can be seen by everyone

a secret goal that guides someone's thinking

Read this story and describe the hidden agenda: "Carl learns that Sally likes the smell of lavender. Carl then starts spraying lavender perfume everyday."

Carl wears lavender perfume because he wants Sally to notice him.

Carl puts on lavender perfume to not be stinky.

Read this story and describe the action: "Carl learns that Sally likes the smell of lavender. Carl then starts spraying lavender perfume everyday."

Carl wears lavender perfume because he wants Sally to notice him.

Carl puts on lavender perfume to not be stinky.

Read this story and describe the hidden agenda: "When Victoria adopted her puppies, they were young and very active. Now, Victoria notices her dogs are getting fat and lazy. She starts giving them less foods to eat for breakfast and dinner."

Victoria wants her dogs to lose weight so they can be more active.

Victoria gives her dogs less foods.

Jennifer wants her cats to lose weight.

Read this story and describe the action: "When Victoria adopted her puppies, they were young and very active. Now, Victoria notices her dogs are getting fat and lazy. She starts giving them less foods to eat for breakfast and dinner."

Victoria gives her dogs less foods.

Victoria wants her dogs to lose weight so they can be more active.

Jennifer wants her cats to lose weight.

Read this story and describe the author's perspective: "When Victoria adopted her puppies, they were young and very active. Now, Victoria notices her dogs are getting fat and lazy. She starts giving them less foods to eat for breakfast and dinner."

the perspective of a concerned pet owner

the perspective of a pet owner who likes fat dogs

having multiple perspectives and viewpoints even if you disagree with them

Does this story have objectivity? "Nathan says uniforms are needed because it promotes school culture. He presents his arguments with facts and data. Jeff says students should wear clothes of their choice and that Nathan's supporting details are fake and that he doesn't know anything."

No, this story does not have objectivity because Jeff did not try to understand Nathan's perspective. Jeff had bias for having no uniform.

Yes, everyone was able to share their perspectives and understand each other without being mean and annoying

Yes, everyone was able to share their foods with each other.

No, this story does not have objectivity because there were no objects described in the story.

Does this story have objectivity? "Mitchell and Aubrey are siblings who are deciding where to go for Thanksgiving break. Mitchell says to visit their grandparents who lives an hour away because they're old and they should visit them more. Aubrey says to visit their uncle's family in another city because they see them once a year. The two siblings talk and problem-solve by presenting examples."

Yes, everyone was able to share their perspectives and understand each other without being mean and annoying.

No, this story does not have objectivity because there was bias for one side.

Yes, everyone was able to find a solution.

No, this story does not have objectivity because there were no objects described in the story.

Oscar and Jake, two players on the soccer team, are competing for the position of team captain. Oscar, who has been friendly with Jake all season, suddenly starts spreading rumors about him to other teammates, suggesting that he's not dedicated to the team. Oscar offers to help Jake prepare for the captaincy interview but gives him incorrect information. What is Oscar most likely doing?

Oscar is trying to sabotage Jake's chances of becoming captain.

Oscar is helping Jake improve his chances of becoming captain.

Oscar is genuinely concerned about Jake's dedication to the team.

Oscar is displaying good sportsmanship and teamwork.

In a classroom debate about whether students should have more or less homework, Liza argues for less homework, while Dante argues for more homework. During the debate, Liza uses facts and research to support her points and avoids emotional appeals. Dante also presents data to support his argument and refrains from making personal attacks. What does this scenario demonstrate about Liza and Dante's approach to the debate?

Liza and Dante are using well-reasoned and objective arguments.

Liza and Dante are arguing solely based on their emotions.

Liza and Dante are not respecting each other's opinions.

One uses facts, the other uses emotional arguments.

What is the importance of having multiple perspectives when making an opinion?

It helps to avoid bias and make a more informed decision.

It makes the opinion more interesting.

It is not necessary to consider multiple perspectives.

How can art, music, and food shape someone's cultural perspective?

They represent the values, history, and way of life of a community.

They have no impact on cultural perspective.

They are just forms of entertainment.

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Aria, Olivia, and Hannah are discussing the author's point of view. What does it mean?

David excitedly tells his friends Jackson and Zoe, "My teacher said I did a good job today and now I look forward coming to class." Which "point of view" is this statement an example of?

"You look at your grandpa and see his shaking hands when he washes the dishes. You decide to wash the dishes for him." is an example of which "point of view?"

Sophia, Emma, and Mason are having a debate about a book they just read. What strategies can they use to determine the author's point of view?

Have you seen the dancing show on tv? It is very entertaining. You should watch it because you will see new dance moves. You will love the music, too. The show is really good and you will enjoy it!
Why did the author include the phrase "You should watch it because you will see new dance moves?"

During lunch, Lily thought she wouldn't enjoy sitting with the new student Priya, but they actually got along very well, and now they're best friends! How did Lily's point of view change in this situation?

Change the following sentence to 2nd person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Change the following sentence to 1st person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Change the following sentence to 1st person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Michael, Aria, and Avery are having a debate. Aria accuses Michael of having a bias. What does she mean by that?

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Aria, Olivia, and Hannah are discussing the author's point of view. What does it mean?

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"You look at your grandpa and see his shaking hands when he washes the dishes. You decide to wash the dishes for him." is an example of which "point of view?"

Sophia, Emma, and Mason are having a debate about a book they just read. What strategies can they use to determine the author's point of view?

Have you seen the dancing show on tv? It is very entertaining. You should watch it because you will see new dance moves. You will love the music, too. The show is really good and you will enjoy it! Why did the author include the phrase "You should watch it because you will see new dance moves?"

During lunch, Lily thought she wouldn't enjoy sitting with the new student Priya, but they actually got along very well, and now they're best friends! How did Lily's point of view change in this situation?

Change the following sentence to 2nd person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Change the following sentence to 1st person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Change the following sentence to 1st person point of view: "There are two orange cats in the tree and they like to talk to them."

Michael, Aria, and Avery are having a debate. Aria accuses Michael of having a bias. What does she mean by that?

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Have you seen the dancing show on tv? It is very entertaining. You should watch it because you will see new dance moves. You will love the music, too. The show is really good and you will enjoy it!
Why did the author include the phrase "You should watch it because you will see new dance moves?"