Worksheets5th AOT Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
A (a) statement is accurate and supported by evidence.
A (a) statement is not accurate and lacks supporting evidence.
How can we determine if a statement is true or false? Select THREE.
Examining evidence
Asking your best friend
Cross-refencing sources
Checking social media
Critical thinking
What makes it difficult to determine the truth of the following statement: "90% of people love our product"? Select TWO.
There is not enough information
It is because it is only 80% of people
It is true
It lacks context
Select the things that make it difficult to detemine the truth of a statement. Select THREE.
Conflicting information
Lack of internet access
Different perspectives
Lack of magazines and books
Incomplete information
What is conflicting information?
It is text or data with opposing information
It is information you obtained from a friend who is upset
It is information obtained in a conflict
It is factual information
Look at the picture. This is an example of:
Conflicting information
True information
Delicious information
Factual information
Newspaper opinion
(a) information lacks full details or all necessary facts.
(a) perspectives are different points of view or interpretations of the same event, which usually include bias.
Classify the following statement: "It is very cloudy outside and it is cloudy. It might rain later today".
True
Probable
Unknown
Impossible
Unlikely
Classify the following statement: "My relatives will have three cars each in the year 2099".
True
Probable
Unknown
Impossible
Classify the following statement: "It rarely snows in this town. This year will have the most snow ever"
True
Probable
Unknown
Unlikely
Impossible
(a) is the way something is understood or interpreted by a person.
(a) is the subjective state of things as they seem to exist. It is based on a persons point of view or opinion.
Classify the following statements
The tendency to favor one thing, one person, or group compared to another and it is usually unfair.
Bias
Reality
Fact
Opinion
Perspective
What are the best way to use objectivity when solving a problem? Select THREE.
Rely on verifiable facts and evidence
Consider all perspectives equally
Treat all situations with the same standards
Prefer the solution of your best friend
Choose a solution based on your feeling
Identify the statement that does NOT show bias.
Science is the best subject
Only tall people can play basketball
There are more than 20 students in my classroom
Everyone should buy red shirts because I like it a lot
Identify the statements that shows bias. Select TWO.
Only young people care about the environment
My school has large blue gates
There should be several after school clubs for students to choose
The chess club is the best because my friends are there
Thomas Edison was an inventor who created the light bulb and the phonograph. This statement is:
Biased
Objective
Subjective
Probable
Reality and fact are the same thing.
True
False
