Exploring many solutions or ideas is an example of what kind of thinking?

• Convergent thinking

• Divergent thinking

• Deep thinking

• Hard thinking

• Metacognition

Gabriela's mom is going to take her to see a Holiday play at the theater. Her mom explains that she has to be very quiet during the play, she can't run around and she can't make any comments until the end to let the other people enjoy the play. What is Gabriela's mom trying to explain?

• Metacognition

• Context

• Objectivity

• Critical thinking

• Emotional thinking

Using metacognition allows students to be aware of their own​ (a)   when trying to solve a problem.

• thinking
• emotions
• fears
• worries

It is important to be​ (a)   -minded so that you can learn new things, new knowledge and perspectives.

• open
• narrow
• closed
• absent

​ (a)   thinking means you are makind decisions based on your feelings.

• Emotional
• Logical
• Critical
• Illogical

What does making decisions using emotional thinking look like?

• Emotional thinking often leads to logical decisions

• Emotional thinking focuses only on limited options

• Emotional thinking allows open minded decisions

• Emotional thinking uses subjective feelings and emotions rather than objective informatio0n

When your teacher asks you to cite evidence, what do you have to do?

• You can make an inference based on your thoughts

• You can ask a friend that she thinks about the passage

• You need to open and read a new text not related to the subject

• You can highlight details and facts directly from the document

One of your classmates was not feeling well on Friday and she looked pale and weak. She went home because her mom said she was going to take her to the doctor. On Monday, she was happy and smiling and willing to play with her friends. What is your inference based on the graphic?

• The student is still sick and sad

• The student went to the doctor and is now feeling well

• The student is trying to look healthy so that she is not sent home again

• The student is still waiting for the doctor to give her medicine

Classify the sources of reliable information below.

Groups:

(a) Reliable

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(b) Not Reliable

• Peer reviewed journal

• National Geographic

• Social Media

• Personal blog

• Scientific studies

• Wikipedia

What does the word sufficiency mean when trying to reach a conclusion?

• It means you don't have any information to reach a conclusion

• It means your conclusion will be related to the subject

• It means you have enough evidence to be credible

• It means you don't have enough information and need to make an inference