3rd, 4th AOT Unit 7, 8 Review

Trusted, dependable, predictable the definition of

• Unreliable

• Reliable

• Fact

• Opinion

Trustworthy information is ​ (a)  

• Reliable Data
• Unreliable Data
• Fact
• Opinion

If your data is unreliable, it can lead to ​ (a)   conclusions or decisions.

• incorrect
• correct
• perfect
• easy

Reliable data vs unreliable data. Match the sentence

• Information that can not be trusted

• Example of reliable data

• Information that can be trusted.

• Unreliable Data

• Gossip, rumor, social media

• Reliable Data

• Survey, observations, science, research

• Example of unreliable data

Your teacher has only graded half of the tests for the class and he says that everybody failed and that all students have to attend tutorials. The data the teacher is using is relialble.

• True

• False

The school plans to give ice cream to 500 students. The principal asks 2 students what their favorite flavor is, and they choose pistachio. The principal then will serve pistachio ice cream to the whole school. The principal is using reliable data.

• True

• False

What would be a reliable way that the principal could find out what ice cream flavor students at school like?

• A survey

• Facebook

• Instagram

• Ask 3 students

People may (a)   data to support their agenda, or convince people.

• misrepresent
• share
• delete
• show

When data is misrepresented, it can be used to reach ​ (a)   conclusions or ​ (b)   decisions.

• illogical
• poor
• logical
• correct

Thinking based on valid principles.

• Illogical

• Correct

• Logical

• Insane