9th Grade Evaluation Quizzes

Enhance critical thinking skills by evaluating information sources through an understanding of bias, credibility, and relevance. Develop the ability to assess the quality and reliability of various sources effectively.

Focus is placed on developing research skills, particularly in evaluating the credibility and bias of online sources. Learners will build the ability to identify reliable information and comprehend the implications of source bias, thereby enhancing critical thinking and research capabilities.

Focus on evaluating research sources to emphasize credibility, trustworthiness, and proper citation. Develop skills to critically assess information reliability, enhancing research competency and critical thinking abilities.

Focuses on identifying various logical fallacies within examples from everyday reasoning and arguments. Enhances critical thinking skills and improves the ability to analyze arguments and detect logical errors effectively.

Analyze various logical fallacies, including ad hominem attacks, bandwagon appeals, and slippery slope arguments. Improve critical thinking by identifying flawed reasoning, enhancing skills in assessing information and engaging in persuasive discourse effectively.

Focus on the identification and analysis of logical fallacies to enhance critical thinking and logical reasoning skills. Gain the ability to recognize and deconstruct faulty arguments, improving the evaluation of statements and claims critically.

Focus on evaluating research sources, highlighting the significance of peer review and reliable starting points for research. Enhance skills in distinguishing between various types of sources and understanding how search engines interpret queries.

Focuses on using the ABCD evaluation method to assess source reliability and determine the purpose of texts, emphasizing authority, bias, currency, and documentation. Develops skills in critiquing textual sources, differentiating between primary and secondary sources, and understanding the objective and subjective nature of texts.

Explore various logical fallacies to understand how each weakens arguments, enabling the identification of flawed reasoning in everyday logic. Strengthen critical thinking skills and improve argument evaluation abilities.

Guide learners through the complexities of identifying and understanding logical fallacies in reasoning and argumentation. Engage with diverse examples and exercises to develop the ability to critically assess arguments, enhancing analytical thinking and reasoning skills.

Develop the ability to critically evaluate online sources using the CRAAP Test by focusing on credibility, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose. Enhance skills in identifying credible information and recognize the importance of verification to improve research quality.

Focuses on honing critical thinking skills by evaluating the credibility and potential bias of sources. Develop the ability to identify reliable information, understand the importance of author credentials, and recognize the value of cross-referencing data from multiple sources.

Explore foundational elements of logic, such as premises, conclusions, validity, and soundness, through targeted questions that enhance understanding of formal arguments. Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate arguments effectively and apply logical reasoning across various contexts.

Focus on key historical thinking skills used to analyze and evaluate primary and secondary sources, including corroboration and perspective analysis. Develop the ability to critically assess source reliability and understand diverse historical viewpoints, enhancing analytical and interpretive skills in the study of history.

Focuses on evaluating the credibility and reliability of sources, with an emphasis on political ads and media literacy. Develops the ability to assess diverse media sources, understand factors influencing credibility, and apply critical thinking skills to real-world situations.

Focus on the essential components and objectives of building arguments, such as claims, evidence, counterclaims, and rebuttals. Develop skills in identifying and effectively applying these elements to enhance argumentative writing.

Focuses on understanding various logical fallacies commonly found in arguments. Learners will develop the ability to recognize flawed reasoning and effectively evaluate the credibility of arguments.

Examine the key components of argumentation, focusing on formal language, claim identification, and differentiating evidence types. Improve persuasive writing by mastering the structuring of arguments and effectively supporting claims through evidence and reasoning.

Examine techniques for assessing the reliability of various sources within research and writing contexts. Develop skills to identify credible information, recognize unreliable sources, and grasp the significance of using trustworthy references in academic work.

Explore logical fallacies through activities focused on identifying and understanding fallacies such as non sequitur, straw man, and false dilemma. Learners will develop the ability to detect flawed arguments and enhance critical thinking skills by evaluating the validity of various statements and discussions.