Worksheetsactivity 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. It is the kind of thinking that makes people aware of a particular object of thought.
First-order thinking
Critical thinking
Second-order thinking
It is to think about “how” not just the “what” and engage in reflection, assessment and
interpretation.
Ordinary thinking
Second-order thinking
First-order thinking
It is the tendency of an individual to regard his or her own personal opinion, belief, or convction
as the sole basis for asserting the truth of the claim.
a. Sociocentrism b. Egocentrism c. Assumptions
Egocentrism
Assumptions
Sociocentrism
It is the tendency of an entire community or social group imposes it’s own worldview on others.
a. Egocentrism
Perceptions
Sociocentrism
It provides a variety of theoretical tools that are useful in thinking and acting ethically.
a. Theory b. Reality c. Philosophy
Theory
Philosophy
Reality
It refers to the challenge of making individuals critics of their own thoughts.
Critical thinking
Ethics
Ordinary thinking
Someone who has acquired the disposition and the skills to be his or her own critic.
a. Ordinary thinker b. Critical thinker c. Egocentric thinker
Egocentric thinker
a. Ordinary thinker
Critical thinker
He/she neither recognizes nor entertains the opinions of others.
a. Sociocentric thinker b. Critical thinker c. Egocentric thinker
Sociocentric thinker
Egocentric thinker
Critical thinker
Who defined critical thinking as, “the mode of thinking about any subject, content, or problem
in which the thinker improves the quality of his or her thinking”.
a. Aristotle and Plato b. Richard Paul and Linda Elder c. John Locke
John Locke
Richard Paul and Linda Elder
Aristotle and Plato
It is the one that puts names on things around us.
a. Theory b. Principle c. Philosophy
Theory
Philosophy
Principle
