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Thinking Skills Practice

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which occupation are found in intrapersonal intelligence?

a)

Teacher, politician

b)

Wise elder, religious leader

c)

Novelist, philosopher

d)

Sales person, counselor

2.

Which intelligence that learns best through activity

a)

Body/Kinesthetic Intelligence

b)

Intrapersonal

c)

Musical-Rhythmic

d)

Naturalistic

3.

Which occupation found in visual/spatial intelligence

a)

Conductor, architect

b)

Naturalists, painters

c)

Performer, inventor

d)

Geologists,

theoretical physicists

4.

According to Gardner, people who possess a high degree of musical intelligence have good thinking in _____

a)

rhythms, sounds, patterns

b)

images, patterns, videos

c)

use of words,both verbally and in written form

d)

videos, illustrations, chars

5.

Which of the following is NOT one of Gardner's proposed intelligence

a)

Interpersonal

b)

Visual-spatial

c)

Naturalistic

d)

Humanity

6.

What key idea is central to Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences?

a)


Intelligence is a single, fixed trait.

b)

Everyone possesses the same type of intelligence.

c)

People have different types of intelligences, each valuable in its own right.

d)


Intelligence can be assessed through a single test.

7.

Which quadrant that represents Practical

a)

Quadrant A

b)

Quadrant B

c)

Quadrant C

d)

Quadrant D

8.

Which quadrant involves understanding and considering emotions, interpersonal dynamics, and the human aspect of situations

a)

Quadrant C

b)

Quadrant A

c)

Quadrant D

d)

Quadrant B

9.

Which occupation is for Quadrant D

a)

Teachers, nurses, musicians

b)

Architect, designer, engineer

c)

Nurses, architect, lawyer

d)

Bookkeepers, engineer, analysts

10.

This quadrant preferred activities with this thinking style involve detail-oriented work,problem solving, organising and following directions.

a)

Quadrant D

b)

Quadrant C

c)

Quadrant A

d)

Quadrant B

11.

Creative thinking is

a)

logic, reason and a willingness to challenge assumptions and beliefs

b)

a process of generating new ideas, concepts and solutions.

c)

looking at a problem objectively, breaking it down into its component parts, and examining each part in detail

d)

process of analyzing information, evaluating arguments, and making judgements based on evidence

12.

Critical thinking involves

a)

generating new ideas

b)

thinking outside the box

c)

Reasoning things out and justifying one’s opinion

d)

exploring and trying new things

13.

Creativity is a talent that some people have and others do not

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Critical thinkers have the ability

a)

take risks

b)

make sound judgements based on facts and data

c)

open minded and embrace change

d)

think objectively and see both sides of an issue

15.

In problem solving, critical thinking is associated with

a)

Generating alternatives without judgement

b)

Embracing ambiguity and uncertainty

c)

Avoiding analysis and evaluation

d)

Focused on analyzing and evaluating existing information

16.

What is one practical application of the 4 quadrant brain brain model by Ned Herrmann

a)

Creative problem solving

b)

Conflict resolution

c)

Personality assessment

d)

Time management

17.

Which step in problem solving involves assessing and analyzing the performance, quality, effectiveness or value of something?

a)

Identifying thr problem

b)

Evaluate

c)

Analyze

d)

Implement

18.

What do critical thinking and creative thinking have in common

a)

They both rely solely on intution

b)

They both discourage questionong and scepticism

c)

They both play important roles in effective decision making and problem solving

d)

They both prioritise following established norms

19.

In problem solving, what does the step of “problem identification” involve?

a)

Testing hypothesis

b)

Clearly stating the problem and its boundaries

c)

Implementing the chosen solution

d)

Generating possible solution

20.

The step “evaluating solutions” in problem-solving is important for

a)

Identifying the problem

b)

Assessing the effectivemess of the chosen solution

c)

Avoiding all risks and challenges

d)

Avoiding all risks and challenges