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WorksheetsThinking Maps
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
This is an example of which Thinking Map?
Circle Map
Bubble Map
Flow Map
Bridge Map
Thinking Maps are most effective when:
Multiple Thinking Maps are used together.
Thinking Maps are used individually.
A double bubble map is used for:
Compare and Contrasting
Cause and Effect
Analogies
Classifying
What are the two things that the brain constantly works on?
Responding to emotions and Making information meaningful
Classifying and Sequencing
Eating and Sleeping
Inquiring and Reflecting
What is the function of a brace map?
Whole to Parts
Defining in Context
Classifying
Sequencing
Which cognitive skill does a Multi-Flow map usually address?
Cause and Effect
Sequencing
Analogies
Comparing and Contrasting
This is an image of a:
Multi-Flow Thinking Map
Flow Map
Bridge Map
Tree Map
Which of the following is NOT similar trait between Graphic Organizers and Thinking Maps
Visual
Concrete Patterns
Useful for Teaching and Assessment
Often static forms, used alone.
Thinking Maps are meant to be used for:
Short-term lessons
Long-term learning
Which of the following is NOT a quality of a Thinking Map
Consistent visual language for schools
Highly flexible, forms that can be used in combination
Based on fundamental thinking skills
Usually text or teacher-centered
