Scientific Thinking Quiz

What is the philosophy that knowledge comes from logic?

• Empiricism

• Rationalism

• Skepticism

• Clarity

Which level of thinking in Bloom's taxonomy involves recalling facts and concepts?

• Analyze

• Remember

• Apply

• Understand

What are the Intellectual Standards used to assess thinking in scientific thinking?

• Clarity, Accuracy, Precision

• Precision, Logic, Fairness

• Clarity, Accuracy, Depth

• Accuracy, Precision, Relevance

What is a primary source in terms of knowledge?

• Is written after the fact

• Provides original materials

• Provides secondhand evidence

• Describes and analyzes primary sources

Which level of thinking in Bloom's taxonomy involves using information in new situations?

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What are the three components of scientific thinking?

• Depth, Logic, Fairness

• Clarity, Accuracy, Precision

• Empiricism, Rationalism, Skepticism

• Relevance, Depth, Logic

What is a secondary source in terms of knowledge?

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Which level of thinking in Bloom's taxonomy involves drawing connections between ideas?

• Evaluate

• Apply

• Analyze

• Create

What are the seven Intellectual Standards used to assess thinking?

• Depth, Logic, Fairness, Relevance, Empiricism, Rationalism, Skepticism

• Empiricism, Rationalism, Skepticism, Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Relevance

• Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Depth, Logic, Fairness, Relevance

• Clarity, Accuracy, Precision, Relevance, Depth, Logic, Fairness

What is the purpose of primary sources in research?

• Provide firsthand evidence

• Describe and analyze primary sources

• Provide original thinking

• Are written after the fact