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U6-U10 Past exam questions CTSS

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

As responsible media consumers, it is important we think critically about the information we read, use as sources, and share with others.  Which critical thinking skill do we use to avoid emotional reactions to news articles?

a)

Analysis

b)

Interpretation

c)

Reasoning

d)

Evaluation

2.

Which critical thinking strategy encourages the cultivation of character traits such as work ethic, values, and personal commitments?

a)

Habits of mind

b)

 

Examining arguments

c)

Clarified thinking

d)

Text coding

3.

What is the main component of the critical thinking strategy “clarifying thinking”?

a)

Understanding your strengths

b)

Opening your mind

c)

Using coding in your notes  

d)

Asking yourself questions

4.

What is required to determine which websites are the most accurate, reliable, and appropriate for our purpose?

a)

Multiple perspectives

b)

Critical thinking

c)

Information literacy

d)

 

Search engines

5.

Who has the responsibility to stop the spread of fake news or information from unreliable and inaccurate sources?

a)

Social media owners

b)

You and the media outlets

c)

Only you

d)

Only the news producer

6.

What do we call the picture you create of yourself online through your social media posts, internet searches, online shopping, and any other activity on the internet?

a)

 

Digital impact

b)

Digitized photo

c)

Digital footprint

d)

Digitized image

7.

How long is your digital footprint available to people seeking information about you?

a)

1 year

b)

Until you delete the social media account

c)

Forever - just like the internet

d)

2 weeks

8.

Which of the following activities adds to your digital footprint?

a)

Logging out of social media

b)

Disabling cookies

c)

Turning off your wifi signal

d)

Shopping online

9.

Which of the following activities protects your digital footprint?

a)

Shopping online

b)

Liking the post your friend made

c)

Turning off location functions

d)

Posting a pic on social media

10.

What does the icon for the Learning Library in Canvas look like? 

a)

A book

b)

An arrow

c)

A pinned note

d)

A question mark

11.

Which style of writing is used often used by politicians when trying to get elected to office?

a)

Persuasive

b)

 

Narrative

c)

Descriptive

d)

Expository

12.

Which type of writing might you use when writing about food at a new restaurant or development of a character in a diary entry?

a)

Expository

b)

 

Persuasive

c)

Narrative

d)

Descriptive

13.

Which type of details are written in the overlapping areas of a Venn Diagram?

a)

Opinions

b)

Similarities

c)

Differences

d)

Descriptions

14.

Which type of writing is characterized by vivid description and sensory language?

a)

Narrative

b)

Persuasive

c)

 

Expository

d)

Descriptive

15.

What type of writing tells, explains, and reveals information about a person, place, event, object, or process?

a)

Persuasive

b)

 

Descriptive

c)

 

Narrative

d)

Expository

16.

Which part of a paragraph is the first sentence and must be indented? 

a)

concluding

b)

supporting

c)

main

d)

topic

17.

What sentence in a paragraph restates the prompt or question you must answer?

a)

connecting

b)

topic

c)

supporting

d)

concluding

18.

What kind of words help you increase the coherence of your writing?

a)

example

b)

transition

c)

concluding

d)

supporting

19.

Which sentence has two purposes:  connect to the reader and restate the topic?

a)

introductory

b)

topic

c)

supporting

d)

concluding

20.

Which part of the paragraph contains examples and details that connect to the topic sentence?

a)

Connecting

b)

Concluding

c)

Introduction

d)

Supporting

21.

If your essay contains three body paragraphs, how many sentences must be in the overview?

a)

Two

b)

 

Five

c)

Three

d)

One

22.

How many sentences are required in a thesis statement?

a)

0

b)

5

c)

2

d)

1

23.

Which paragraph in your essay leaves the reader with a final thought or motivation to act?

a)

introductory paragraph

b)

body paragraph

c)

supporting paragraph

d)

concluding paragraph

24.

What are the three main parts of an essay?

a)

Hook, Overview, Thesis

b)

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

c)

Topic, Supporting, Concluding

d)

Main Idea, Examples, Opinion

25.

What is the strongest hook for your essay?

a)

a personal anecdote

b)

the essay topic

c)

a surprising fact

d)

an important quote