5th AOT Unit 1 Review

A ​ (a)   statement is accurate and supported by evidence.

• true
• false
• probable
• improbable
• unknown

A ​ (a)   statement is not accurate and lacks supporting evidence.

• false
• true
• probable
• fantastic
• unknown

How can we determine if a statement is true or false? Select THREE.

• Examining evidence

• Asking your best friend

• Cross-refencing sources

• Checking social media

• Critical thinking

What makes it difficult to determine the truth of the following statement: "90% of people love our product"? Select TWO.

• There is not enough information

• It is because it is only 80% of people

• It is true

• It lacks context

Select the things that make it difficult to detemine the truth of a statement. Select THREE.

• Conflicting information

• Lack of internet access

• Different perspectives

• Lack of magazines and books

• Incomplete information

What is conflicting information?

• It is text or data with opposing information

• It is information you obtained from a friend who is upset

• It is information obtained in a conflict

• It is factual information

Look at the picture. This is an example of:

• Conflicting information

• True information

• Delicious information

• Factual information

• Newspaper opinion

​ (a)   information lacks full details or all necessary facts.

• Incomplete
• complete
• factual
• subjective

​ (a)   perspectives are different points of view or interpretations of the same event, which usually include bias.​

• Multiple
• True
• Unique
• Probable
• Subjective

Classify the following statement: "It is very cloudy outside and it is cloudy. It might rain later today".

• True

• Probable

• Unknown

• Impossible

• Unlikely