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CLASSIFICATION OF THINKING

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Meaning: A way of looking at problems or situations from a fresh perspective that suggests unorthodox solutions

Thinking: ?

a)

DIVERGENT

THINKING

b)

CRITICAL THINKING

c)

CREATIVE THINKING

d)

REFLECTIE THINKING

2.

 Which one is the example of Metacognition.....

a)

The realisation that you should review an article or paper you read because you can’t recall/ you forgot many key points

b)

Answering mcq: has one correct answer, have to memorize facts and use logical problem-solving steps to arrive at the correct answer.

c)

Making informed decisions

d)

Choosing the right times to arrive on time to class

3.

Meaning:  A form of critical thinking that reflects on experiences and learnings

Thinking: ?

a)

CREATIVE THINKING

b)

REFLECTIVE THINKING

c)

CRITICAL THINKING

d)

METACOGNITION

4.

Which one is the meaning of DIVERGENT THINKING?

a)

the process of creating multiple, unique ideas or solutions to a problem

b)

A way of looking at problems or situations from a fresh perspective that suggests unorthodox solutions

c)

 involve thinking reflectively and productively, as well as

evaluating the evidence

d)

Finding one correct answer out of many

5.

What is the exampleS of CONVERGENT THINKING?

a)

Ask ‘what if’ questions

b)

Wondering how many ways you can use a fork

c)

What can we make for dinner?

d)

What time should we leave?

6.

What is the example of CRITICAL THINKING?

a)

Creating a lesson plan for a group training course

b)

Writing in a journal, a blog, or any social platforms

c)

skills.

Self-evaluating your contributions to company goals

d)

The awareness of having difficulty in learning people’s names

7.

Meaning:  Awareness and understanding of one’s own thought process

Thinking: ?

a)

CONVERGENT THINKING

b)

DIVERGENT THINKING

c)

CRITICAL THINKING

d)

METACOGNITION

8.

What is the examples of DIVERGENT THINKING?

a)

Determine which neighbour to ask for help

b)

Choosing the right times to arrive on time to class

c)

Wondering how many ways you can use a fork

d)

Ask ‘what if’ questions

9.

Which one is the important of CRITICAL THINKING?

a)

Changes the fixed versus growth mindset about students’ ability to learn

b)

We become more confidence in our idea

c)

Promotes creativity in thinking

d)

Increased student ownership of learning

10.

uses deductive reasoning and only have one right solution

a)

CONVERGENT THINKING

b)

DIVERGENT THINKING