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critical thinking🤯

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

You are trying to decide what kind of car to buy. You make a chart to compare a twoseater sports car, a two-door sedan, and a minivan in three categories. Which would NOT be a suitable category?

a)

storage capacity

b)

price

c)

tire pressure

d)

gas mileage

2.

What should you NOT rely on when making a judgment call?

a)

instinct

b)

past experience

c)

common sense

d)

gossip

3.

Which of the confirmed sahabahs will enter Jannah?

a)

abu ubaidah

b)

saad bin abi waqqas

c)

bilal bin rabah

d)

abdurrahman bin auf

4.

Why would you upgrade to 5G when 4G is already fast?

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5.

Which is a judgment, not a fact?

a)

That production of Hamlet was first-rate; you'll never see it done better

b)

That production of Hamlet was first-rate; it was cited as such in the Daily News.

c)

That production of Hamlet was first-rate; it won an award this year

d)

That production of Hamlet was first-rate; 94% of audience members interviewed after the show agreed.

6.

What would you prefer: working in an uncomfortable atmosphere with a high wage or working in a nice environment with a low compensation?Explain your concept.

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7.

Which of these situations does NOT require problem solving?

a)

After you get your new computer home, you find there is no mouse in the box.

b)

When you get your pictures back from being developed, you realize they are someone else's.

c)

Everyone on your team wants to celebrate at the Burger Palace, but you just ate there last night.

d)

You've been assigned to finish a report for tomorrow morning, but it is your son's birthday, and you promised you would take him to the ball game tonight.

8.

"for me in order to get my appetite back is having something sweet like chocolate."Based on that, what would you do to regain your appetite in other ways?

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9.

Choose the best conclusion for an argument that begins, "The other members of Philip's swim team …"

a)

won their events, so Philip will win his event, too.

b)

have been swimming for at least six years, so Philip has been swimming for six years, too.

c)

prefer to swim in outdoor pools, so Philip prefers outdoor pools, too.

d)

wear swim trunks with the school logo on them, so Philip wears them, too.

10.

What is wrong with the following argument? America—love it, or leave it!

a)

There is nothing wrong with the argument.

b)

It implies that if you leave the country on vacation, you do not love it.

c)

It does not tell you how to love it.

d)

It presents only two options, when in fact there are many more.