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Calculative Thinking Vs. Meditative Thinking

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To address the scarcity of food in his place, Mark planted his 20 acres of land with all sorts of fruits and vegetables by cutting down the trees that once grew there.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

2.

Instead of throwing away the plastic bottles, Alfred used them as pots for his newly-grown indoor plants.

a)

Calculative Thinking

b)

Meditative Thinking

3.

To improve the means of living in the province, farmers are trained to utilize the latest agricultural techniques that use non-organic fertilizers and high concentrated chemicals in order to yield an abundant harvest.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

4.

Luis has been actively promoting the use of solar panels to combat the harmful emission of greenhouse gases.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

5.

Her quarantine experience teaches Christine to plant vegetables in her garden to minimize her weekly expenses.

a)

Calculative Thinking

b)

Meditative Thinking

6.

Exotic animals are captured and sold to multi-million dollar companies.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

7.

Her passion for learning led Margaret to discover a new technique to prevent wildlife extinction.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

8.

Due to her desire for money and fame, Leoni did an excellent experiment on Lizard as a potential material for crafting high-quality shoes and bags.

a)

Meditative Thinking

b)

Calculative Thinking

9.

Michelle uses ecobags in purchasing goods in the market.

a)

Calculative Thinking

b)

Meditative Thinking

10.

Saint Scholastica's Academy-Tabunok encourages students to always maintain cleanliness inside the school campus.

a)

Calculative Thinking

b)

Meditative Thinking