Art of Thinking: Unit 2 Review

Ava, Arjun, and Mason are studying for their history exam. They are comparing historical events for similarities and differences. Why are they doing this?

• To make their history study harder.

• To better understand history and patterns.

• To avoid studying history in depth.

• To limit their history analysis.

Abigail, Mia, and Maya are working on a math project together. How does sorting and organizing their information help with their math project?

• It causes confusion.

• It makes their project messy.

• It helps them organize information for better problem-solving.

• It's not related to their project.

Arjun, Zoe, and Olivia are studying literature together. They are trying to understand when using a Venn diagram could be helpful. In which scenario would it be most beneficial?

• When Arjun is trying to find themes in a single poem he read.

• When Zoe and Olivia are comparing different types of literature they have studied.

• When Olivia is listing unrelated facts about a novel she just finished.

• When Zoe is describing story characters from her favorite book.

Jackson, Luna, and Priya are part of a school project where they have to study and present about different cultures. Why is it important for them to understand how to compare these cultures?

• To make their project more complicated.

• To avoid comparing the cultures they are studying.

• To improve their understanding of the different cultures they are studying.

• To make their project less interesting.

Isla, Abigail, and Aiden are in a debate club. They often find similarities and differences in their arguments. How does this practice help with their thinking skills?

• It doesn't affect their thinking.

• It's for memorization.

• It enhances their critical thinking and analytical skills.

• It only applies to some subjects.

Grace, Abigail, and Luna are in a book club. Why is it important for them to understand how to make inferences while they are reading their monthly selection?

• To impress their friends with big words.

• To enjoy their book club discussions more.

• To make informed guesses and understand the book's deeper meaning.

• To skip difficult parts of the book.

Mia, Ethan, and Samuel are reading a science article about global warming. The article mentions melting ice caps and rising sea levels. Based on this, what can they infer?

• Winter is coming.

• Sea levels are going down.

• The climate is changing.

• Ice caps are growing.

How can a graphic organizer help Benjamin understand the cause and effect relationships in the story of Grace and Avery's camping trip?

• By giving a summary of Grace and Avery's camping trip.

• By organizing information visually for Benjamin to make guesses about what happened on the camping trip.

• By listing random facts about camping.

• By using only pictures with no words about the camping trip.

Noah is reading a storybook. Lily and Ava are discussing the story with him. What is important for them to understand the words and phrases in the story?

• Paying attention to describing words.

• Learning hard words.

• Not thinking carefully.

• Remembering unrelated facts.

Mia, Maya, and Anika are facing a tough situation in their group project. What's an emotional reaction to this situation?

• Thinking about pros and cons of the situation.

• Crying without finding solutions to the project issues.

• Asking a teacher for advice on the project.

• Writing down possible outcomes of the project.