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WorksheetsScientific Thinking
Total questions: 106
Worksheet time: 35mins
Thinking is the movement of mind from the unknown to the known.
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We can express thinking just in a verbal form.
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When a person use mascot for luck, so he thought in an emotional way.
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If a person opposes the promotion of one of his subordinates because he does not like him, so he thought in an Emotional way.
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Axiom and repetition are two characteristics of the scientific thinking.
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Creative thinking is the Individual`s ability to express a supportive or opposing opinion in different situations, with convincing reasons for his opinion
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Logical thinking is the improvement in natural thinking through control its excesses
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Oversimplifying the facts is one disadvantage of emotional thinking.
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Socrates teachings consider the first documented attempt at creative thinking.
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Thinking through which problems are solved in a scientific way through discipline thinking, is creative thinking.
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Emotional thinking is a thinking in which a person relies on incorrect or acceptable reasons to explain situations
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Logical thinking characterized by axiom.
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Natural thinking is the art of managing the word NO.
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Natural thinking depends on reasoning to understand situations.
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Doubt comes after criticism.
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Criticism is the hesitation between two opposites.
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Tenuous criticism means using criticism to defend current believes or opinions we believe in against justification.
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Dexterous criticism means apply the critical questions on believes, theories, and ideas.
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The first documented attempts at logical thinking go back to the teachings of Socrates.
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Plato said “doubt everything and always search for the truth”.
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Logical thinking supports the ability to understanding of problems and skepticism about them.
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Critical thinking supports the ability to subjecting the data to mental tests in order to identify the clues and establish evidence.
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Logical thinking is the thinking through which problems are solved in a scientific way through discipline thinking
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Accumulations means following specific steps according to the research method used.
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Mythical thinking characterized by accuracy.
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Scientific technique is hampered because people prefer to use trial and error technique.
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Choosing the most appropriate alternative is the last step in applying the scientific method.
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Creative thinking is the art of managing the word NO.
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Scientific thinking is a complex mental activity directed by a strong desire to reach original outcomes that were not previously known
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Organization means each researcher adds something new to the knowledge.
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Accumulation means Following specific steps according to the research method used.
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Creative thinking reflects the dominance of the left hemisphere of the brain.
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People who are controlled by the left hemisphere of brain characterized by randomness in handling matters.
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Fluency means the ability to generate the largest number of ideas or synonyms when responding to a specific stimulus.
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Fluency means the ability to produce unfamiliar ideas that no one has ever seen before.
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Sensitivity to problems means the ability to perceive problems related to a particular topic before others notice them.
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Originality means the ability to produce unfamiliar and distinctive ideas that no one has ever seen before.
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Verbal fluency is related to the ability and speed to produce ideas related to a particular situation.
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The stage of preparation means the mental visualization of the subject and the collection, identification and arrangement of information related to it.
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The stage of preparation requires clarity, gathering information related to the idea, define the idea, divide the idea of the topic into parts, and arrange the parts of the idea in a sequential order.
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A writer cannot compose a message, for example, unless he fully understands the subject
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If you are told to write a letter, you should ask: To whom? and why?
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The letter that is written to the Minister is different from the letter that is written to a section of the different departments in the departments and ministries.
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If the message is an answer to another, the previous message should be viewed, and it should be referred to in our message by mentioning its number, date and subject.
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Logical arrangement means that the writer moves from the known to the unknown and from the introduction to the results so that the addressee does not falter in understanding the message.
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Chronological order means that the chronological order must be taken into account when presenting the events
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In the editing stage, it means writing the draft thesis, memorandum or report so that it can be sent to the transcription department for writing
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Accuracy of expression means that the words should be clear in its meaning, revealing its meaning, far from being pretentious.
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Accuracy of expression means that the words that carry more than one meaning are not suitable at all
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Tables and graphs had a great importance in managerial writing.
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Persuasion means that the managerial writing must be convincing to the reader.
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We should reject in the reports hollow statements that do not indicate anything.
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Briefness is required in every element of each type of administrative writing, provided that it is not offensive.
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Grammar mistakes should be avoided in the managerial writing.
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Spelling mistakes should be avoided in the managerial writing.
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Dot (.) is placed at the end of a complete sentence except for the main or sub-heading.
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Semicolon (;) is placed between sentences whose parts are connected with meaning, and the reader pauses for a while, as it is between the types and divisions of a thing.
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Comma (,) is used between two sentences, one of which is a reason for the other, or between a long sentence and its aftermath of other words.
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Quotation mark (" ") between them is placed what is transmitted by text or by letter from a book, reference, or the like.
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Question mark (?) is placed at the end of interrogative sentences.
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The exclamation mark (!) is placed at the end of the words that carry the meaning of wonder and surprise or affected by joy or sadness.
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The editor must carefully review what he wrote.
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When a person use mascot for luck, so he thought:
Emotional thinking.
Natural thinking
Mythical thinking.
If a person opposes the promotion of one of his subordinates because he does not like him, so he thought:
Mythical thinking.
Emotional thinking.
Natural thinking
Axiom and repetition are two characteristics of:
Natural thinking
Emotional thinking.
Mythical thinking.
Is the improvement in natural thinking through control its excesses
Emotional thinking
Mythical thinking.
logical thinking.
Oversimplifying the facts is one disadvantage of
Emotional thinking.
logical thinking.
Mythical thinking.
…………is the Individual`s ability to express a supportive or opposing opinion in different situations, with convincing reasons for his opinion
critical thinking.
creative thinking.
logical thinking.
Socrates teachings consider the first documented attempt at …………
logical thinking.
creative thinking.
critical thinking.
Thinking through which problems are solved in a scientific way through discipline thinking, is ………….
scientific thinking.
creative thinking.
critical thinking.
……………means each researcher adds something new to the knowledge
Accumulation
Organization
Accuracy
……...means Following specific steps according to the research method used
Organization
Accumulation
Accuracy
……………. means the ability to perceive problems related to a particular topic before others notice them.
Understanding the details
Originality.
Sensitivity of problem.
…………….. means the ability to produce unfamiliar and distinctive ideas that no one has ever seen before.
Sensitivity of problem.
Originality.
Understanding the details.
……………….. is related to the ability and speed to produce ideas related to a particular situation.
Verbal fluency.
Intellectual fluency
Shapes fluency.
………………… relates to the ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
Flexibility.
Adaptive flexibility
Spontaneous flexibility.
Represents a kind of small-sized report, usually does not exceed one or two pages
Report
Memorandum
The memorandum’s editor should give his opinion and leaves the matter to the administrative leadership
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False
If a person opposes the promotion of one of his subordinates because he does not like him, so he thought in an Emotional way?
True
False
A means of communication from a person who has information to another who needs to use that information
Memo
Report
Emotional thinking is a thinking in which a person relies on incorrect or acceptable reasons to explain situations?
True
False
Criticism is the hesitation between two opposites?
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False
You should identify your audience when you are preparing a report
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Dexterous criticism means apply the critical questions on believes, theories, and ideas?
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False
It gives the reader a good opportunity to know the purpose of the memorandum
Address
Topic
It is the administration, agency, or official to whom the memorandum is submitted
Address
Topic
This is the body of the memorandum.
Presentation
Topic
It is the result of the study that the researcher reached from his presentation
Address
Opinion
The memorandum’s editor should give his opinion and leaves the matter to the administrative leadership
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Must be handwritten and be clear, and appear in the line following the closing salutation from the left side
Address
Signature
The writer of the memorandum shall sign it at the bottom of the memorandum on the left
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False
Represents a kind of small-sized report, usually does not exceed one or two pages
Report
Memorandum
The memorandum’s editor should give his opinion and leaves the matter to the administrative leadership
True
False
If a person opposes the promotion of one of his subordinates because he does not like him, so he thought in an Emotional way?
True
Fasle
A means of communication from a person who has information to another who needs to use that information.
Memo
Report
can be defined as a tool or means of presenting facts, opinions, or trends related to a particular topic or problem
Memo
Report
Is a means of communication from a person who has information to another who needs to use that information
Memo
Report
Emotional thinking is a thinking in which a person relies on incorrect or acceptable reasons to explain situations?
True
False
They cover fixed periods of time usually determined by the organization's work systems or may be specified by law in some cases
Non-periodic reports
Periodic reports
It covers non-fixed periods of time and differs from one report to another.
Periodic reports
Non-periodic reports
They are the reports submitted to the various administrative levels within the organization or to other departments within the organization as well.
Internal reports
External reports
These are reports that are directed to parties outside the organization, such as the various government control bodies, central and statistical agencies
Internal reports
External reports
You should use graphic explanations whenever it is effective, in the
Report
Memo
It should have a summary that expresses the data of the report
Report
Memo
Before you begin the report, you must first know why you are writing it in the first place
Define the purpose
Know your topic
use a variety of resources such as journals, newspaper articles, books, websites, brochures, raw data, annual reports, and speeches to help support your point. Just don't stick to Wikipedia.
Define the purpose
Know your topic
