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Critical Thinking

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is NOT an aspect of Critical Thinking?

a)

Identifying bias

b)

Thinking inside the box

c)

Recognizing assumptions

d)

Being open to different perspectives

2.

How can you challenge your assumptions?

a)

Talk to others with the same view

b)

You don't need to challenge them

c)

Read/listen to material that you agree with

d)

Expose yourself to opposing opinions

3.

Confirmation bias is:

a)

Being right about something

b)

Confirming someone has a bias

c)

Finding info that agrees with your view

d)

A ritual of being confirmed into a religion

4.

What are the ways we form assumptions?

a)

A kindergarten student

b)

The books we read

c)

Social media we consume

d)

TV ads

5.

Perspective is..

a)

Looking at something with a magnifying glass

b)

Looking at something while doing a handstand

c)

Looking at something through a looking glass

d)

Looking at something from another angle

6.

If I think critically, I will be....

a)

Open-minded to new thoughts/ideas

b)

Picking flaws in someone's argument

c)

Drawing conclusions quickly

d)

Willing to be wrong

7.

To think Critically means to think RED, the R stands for...

a)

Review assumptions

b)

Recognize assumptions

c)

Recognize bias

d)

Realize I need to think critically

8.

To think Critically means to think RED, the E stands for...

a)

Evaluating assumptions

b)

Examining bias

c)

Evaluating perspective

d)

Explaining assumptions

9.

To think Critically means to think RED, the D stands for...

a)

Defining assumptions

b)

Drawing a colourful picture

c)

Defining what bias are apparent

d)

Drawing conclusions

10.

Critical Thinking is...

a)

Awareness that we like something

b)

Think when you have to think

c)

Objective analysis/evaluation of an issue

d)

Subjective analysis/evaluation of an issue

11.

Opinions based on critical thinking are..

a)

Supported by evidence

b)

Reported by other people

c)

Reassuring of a viewpoint

d)

Common truths accepted by all

12.

Which month(s) have 28 days?

a)

February, June

b)

All of them

c)

February once in every four(4) years

d)

March, April

13.

To examine something closely is to...

a)

Convince

b)

Summarize

c)

Analyse

d)

Cite

14.

To give an explanation that proves your reasoning is to..

a)

Imply

b)

Infer

c)

Evaluate

d)

Justify