Module 2: Communication, Teamwork & Resilience (Weeks 5–8)

What is the main objective of Module 2: Communication, Teamwork & Resilience (Weeks 5–8)? Fill in the blank: The objective is to build strong communication, collaboration, and ________ intelligence for thriving in academic and social university settings.

• emotional

• physical

• technical

• financial

Which of the following is NOT listed as an activity for Week 5: Critical Thinking & Academic Communication?

• Lecture

• Group work

• Interactive session

• Sports

Fill in the blank: One of the activities for Week 5: Critical Thinking & Academic Communication is ________.

• A) Lecture

• B) Sports

• C) Cooking

• D) Painting

Fill in the blank: Week 5 activities include group work, interactive session, homework, and ________.

• Lecture

• Picnic

• Examination

• Sports

The objective of Module 2 is to build strong communication, collaboration, and emotional intelligence for thriving in academic and social university settings.

• True

• False

Define critical thinking.

• Critical thinking is the ability to analyze and evaluate information objectively.

• Critical thinking is the process of memorizing facts without questioning them.

• Critical thinking is accepting information without evidence.

• Critical thinking is making decisions based on emotions only.

What is argument structure?

• The way in which the components of a sentence are organized to express meaning

• A type of logical fallacy

• A method of sentence punctuation

• A form of literary device

The difference between deductive and inductive reasoning is:

• Deductive reasoning starts with a general statement and leads to a specific conclusion, while inductive reasoning starts with specific observations and leads to a general conclusion.

• Deductive reasoning is based on emotions, while inductive reasoning is based on logic.

• Deductive reasoning is always incorrect, while inductive reasoning is always correct.

• Deductive reasoning uses experiments, while inductive reasoning uses surveys.

Logical fallacies are:

• Errors in reasoning

• Mathematical formulas

• Scientific theories

• Physical laws

What is the definition of critical thinking? Fill in the blank: Critical thinking is ______ and evaluating information to guide actions.

• analyzing

• ignoring

• memorizing

• guessing