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What is the main purpose of inquiry?

• To collect data and examine carefully

• To criticize and create

• To imagine and speculate

• To discover truths scientifically

Which theorist emphasized the importance of connected experiences for exploratory thinking?

• Lev Vygotsky

• Jerome Bruner

• John Dewey

• Sigmund Freud

What is one of the benefits of inquiry-based learning?

• Limits conceptual understanding

• Encourages cooperative learning

• Reduces student learning abilities

• Decreases social awareness

What is an element of inquiry according to the text?

• Memory recall

• Logical reasoning

• Emotional detachment

• Sensory experiences

Which theorist focused on learners' varied world perceptions for interpretative thinking?

• Jean Piaget

• John Dewey

• Jerome Bruner

• Lev Vygotsky

What is one of the foundations of inquiry mentioned in the text?

• Behaviorism

• Zones of Proximal Development

• Cognitivism

• Theory of Multiple Intelligences

How does inquiry-based learning improve student abilities?

• By limiting vocabulary expansion

• By reducing problem-solving acts

• By encouraging higher-order thinking skills

• By decreasing social awareness

What is one of the ways to do inquiry according to the text?

• Avoid asking questions

• Ignore the object of inquiry

• Collect data and examine carefully

• Limit thinking strategies

What is one of the benefits of inquiry-based learning mentioned in the text?

• Limits conceptual understanding

• Increases social awareness and cultural knowledge

• Decreases interpretative thinking

• Reduces mastery of procedural knowledge

Which type of thinking skills does inquiry encourage?

• Logical reasoning

• Memory recall

• Lower-order thinking skills

• Higher-order thinking skills