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EOY Art Of Thinking DSA Review

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one way media can influence people?

a)

Improve spelling

b)

Change attitudes

c)

Reduce reading

d)

Increase math scores

2.

Which of the following is an example of misinformation?

a)

Verified news report

b)

Peer-reviewed article

c)

False social media post

d)

Encyclopedia entry

3.

What is the main goal of persuasive advertising?

a)

Confuse the viewer

b)

Sell a product or idea

c)

Provide news

d)

Entertain the audience

4.

What does political marketing usually aim to do?

a)

Teach writing

b)

Encourage voting

c)

Influence opinions

d)

Sell newspapers

5.

A risk of using only one news source is:

a)

Bias

b)

Entertainment

c)

Accuracy

d)

Diversity

6.

What does 'tailoring content' mean?

a)

Ignoring audience

b)

Using random images

c)

Creating one-size-fits-all ads

d)

Aiming messages to specific people

7.

Which is a sign of bias?

a)

Fair tone

b)

Balanced facts

c)

One-sided viewpoint

d)

Neutral language

8.

Why is reliable information important in problem solving?

a)

Speeds things up

b)

Reduces accuracy

c)

Confuses people

d)

Helps make better decisions

9.

What is one ethical concern in using AI?

a)

Saving time

b)

Data privacy

c)

Writing faster

d)

Reducing effort

10.

What does it mean when media has an agenda?

a)

It is boring

b)

It pushes a specific message

c)

It is always correct

d)

It is unedited

11.

Which of the following are persuasive techniques?

a)

Repetition

b)

Facts

c)

Humor

d)

Ignoring audience

12.

What are common features of bias in media?

a)

Balanced reporting

b)

Emotional language

c)

Selective facts

d)

Clear sources

13.

Which sources may show bias?

a)

Social media

b)

Advertisements

c)

Scientific journals

d)

News reports

14.

Which of the following describe target audience traits?

a)

A. Age

b)

B. Language

c)

C. Brand name

d)

D. Interests

15.

What are signs of groupthink?

a)

Open debate

b)

Silence during disagreement

c)

Quick agreement

d)

Seeking alternatives

16.

What steps help solve problems?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Identify the problem

c)

Analyze outcomes

d)

Watch TV

17.

Where might you find misinformation?

a)

Social media

b)

News from unknown sources

c)

Peer-reviewed journals

d)

Blogs

18.

Which are AI ethical issues?

a)

Fairness

b)

Intellectual property

c)

Fast typing

d)

Marketing honesty

19.

Which are types of political marketing?

a)

Campaign ads

b)

Voter guides

c)

Comedy shows

d)

Social media posts

20.

Which tools help critically analyze media?

a)

Ask who made it

b)

Consider the message

c)

Trust one source

d)

Check for bias

21.

21. ________________ is when people go along with the group to avoid conflict.

a)

Groupthink

b)

Individualism

c)

Leadership

d)

Innovation

22.

The group an ad is made for is called the _______________________.

a)

target audience

b)

advertiser

c)

sponsor

d)

media planner

23.

23. _________________ is information that is false or misleading.

a)

Misinformation

b)

Education

c)

Entertainment

d)

Research

24.

When media only tells one side, this shows _______________________________.

a)

bias

b)

accuracy

c)

objectivity

d)

neutrality

25.

25. __________________________________ means thinking carefully to make decisions.

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Guessing

c)

Daydreaming

d)

Ignoring

26.

26. _____________________________ means unfair preference in presenting facts.

a)

Bias

b)

Evidence

c)

Objectivity

d)

Accuracy

27.

27. __________________________________ is a concern when AI uses private data.

a)

Privacy

b)

Speed

c)

Accuracy

d)

Entertainment

28.

28. In problem solving, you need to think about possible ________________________.

a)

solutions

b)

mistakes

c)

delays

d)

complaints

29.

29. The first step in solving a problem is to identify the _________________________.

a)

problem

b)

solution

c)

result

d)

method

30.

30. _________________ is the deep cause of an issue, not just a surface symptom.

a)

root cause

b)

effect

c)

consequence

d)

result

31.

Evaluating multiple sources of information is important because it helps to:

a)

Get a more accurate, balanced, and complete understanding and avoid bias or misinformation.

b)

Save time by only reading one source.

c)

Ensure you always agree with the first source you find.

d)

Rely on opinions rather than facts.

32.

Advertisements can be designed to appeal to a specific group by:

a)

Using random images and messages.

b)

Targeting the interests, values, and needs of the group.

c)

Ignoring the group's preferences.

d)

Using generic language and visuals.

33.

One way groupthink can be harmful in a decision-making process is that individuals may suppress dissenting opinions, resulting in what?

a)

A lack of critical evaluation and potentially flawed outcomes

b)

Faster decision-making

c)

Increased creativity

d)

More diverse viewpoints

34.

Recognizing bias in media is important because it helps individuals:

a)

Ignore information

b)

Critically evaluate information and make informed decisions

c)

Accept all media as truth

d)

Avoid all media

35.

AI can be used ethically in schools by:

a)

Ensuring student data privacy

b)

Using AI to replace teachers completely

c)

Ignoring fairness in AI-driven decisions

d)

Sharing student data without consent

36.

One way to identify misinformation online is:

a)

Ignoring all online content

b)

Checking the credibility of sources

c)

Believing sensational headlines without question

d)

Sharing information without verification

37.

The purpose of political marketing is to:

a)

influence public opinion, promote political candidates or parties, and encourage voter engagement and support.

b)

sell commercial products to the public.

c)

organize entertainment events for the public.

d)

provide financial advice to political leaders.

38.

One reason people fall for persuasive messaging is because it appeals to their:

a)

logic and reasoning

b)

emotions or pre-existing beliefs

c)

physical strength

d)

financial status

39.

Thinking critically can help solve a personal problem by:

a)

Ignoring the problem

b)

Analyzing the problem and considering different solutions

c)

Making quick decisions without thinking

d)

Relying only on emotions

40.

40. Consequences should be considered when solving a problem because:

a)

they help anticipate outcomes and avoid negative results.

b)

they make the problem more complicated.

c)

they delay the decision-making process.

d)

they are not important in problem-solving.

41.

Choose the best message tailored for high school students:

a)

Learn to save for retirement now!

b)

Shop today at our senior center!

c)

Join our teen coding camp!

d)

Tax help for businesses

42.

One benefit of identifying the root cause of a problem is:

a)

It allows for more effective and lasting solutions.

b)

It makes the problem more complicated.

c)

It delays the resolution process.

d)

It ignores the underlying issues.

43.

43. Status ________ bias is when people prefer familiar ideas.

a)

quo

b)

pro

c)

con

d)

max

44.

44. Two ethical concerns when using AI to write an essay are:

a)

Plagiarism and lack of original thought.

b)

Improved creativity and faster writing.

c)

Increased collaboration and better grammar.

d)

Enhanced research and more citations.

45.

Which of the following is NOT a persuasive technique?

a)

Testimonials

b)

Facts

c)

Bold colors

d)

Random guessing

46.

Choose the best reason to learn about media bias:

a)

It helps ignore ads

b)

It teaches grammar

c)

It encourages deeper thinking

d)

It helps pick fashion

47.

Two possible consequences of spreading misinformation are:

a)

People may believe false information and it can cause confusion or harm.

b)

People will always know the truth and be well-informed.

c)

It leads to better communication and understanding.

d)

It has no impact on society.

48.

48. ________________ thinking helps evaluate information.

a)

Critical

b)

Creative

c)

Emotional

d)

Passive

49.

Which of the following is an example of political marketing?

a)

Movie trailer

b)

Political ad

c)

Science fair flyer

d)

Weather forecast

50.

Analyzing outcomes is an important step in problem solving because:

a)

It helps determine if the solution worked and what can be improved.

b)

It makes the problem more complicated.

c)

It delays the decision-making process.

d)

It avoids finding any solution.

51.

When someone shows unfair support for one side or opinion over another. What is the term defined here?

a)

Bias

b)

Justice

c)

Equality

d)

Neutrality

52.

What is the term defined here?

a)

Misinformation

b)

Information

c)

Clarification

d)

Verification

53.

What is the term defined here?

a)

Target Audience

b)

Market Research

c)

Brand Identity

d)

Product Placement

54.

What is the term defined here?

a)

Persuasion

b)

Confusion

c)

Distraction

d)

Rejection

55.

Status Quo Bias – The way people often want things to stay the same, even if change could be better. What is the term defined here?

(a)  

56.

Fill in the blank: ________ is when a group of people all agree too quickly just to avoid arguments, even if the idea isn't the best.

a)

Groupthink

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Consensus Building

d)

Critical Thinking

57.

Fill in the blank: ________ is the real reason why a problem is happening, not just the surface issue.

a)

Root Cause

b)

Symptom

c)

Consequence

d)

Solution

58.

Fill in the blank: ________ are the rules and values we use to decide if it’s right or fair to use artificial intelligence.

a)

AI Ethics

b)

Machine Learning

c)

Data Science

d)

Automation

59.

Fill in the blank: ________ is how TV, social media, or news can change the way people think or act.

a)

Media Influence

b)

Digital Currency

c)

Weather Forecasting

d)

Time Management

60.

Fill in the blank: ________ is keeping your personal information safe and not letting it be shared without permission.

a)

Data Privacy

b)

Data Entry

c)

Data Loss

d)

Data Mining

61.

Fill in the blank: ________ is figuring out what’s wrong and coming up with a good way to fix it.

a)

Problem Solving

b)

Guessing

c)

Complaining

d)

Ignoring

62.

Fill in the blank: ________ are other ideas or ways to solve a problem besides the first one you think of.

a)

Alternative Solutions

b)

Primary Answers

c)

Definite Outcomes

d)

Single Choices

63.

Fill in the blank: ________ are what happens after you make a choice, whether good or bad.

a)

Consequences

b)

Rewards

c)

Habits

d)

Promises

64.

Fill in the blank: ________ are messages used by people in politics to try and win support or votes.

a)

Political Marketing

b)

Weather Reports

c)

Sports Announcements

d)

Cooking Recipes

65.

Fill in the blank: ________ are the plans businesses use to get people to buy their product or support an idea.

a)

Marketing Strategies

b)

Financial Reports

c)

Employee Benefits

d)

Production Schedules

66.

Fill in the blank: ________ are facts that come from sources you can trust.

a)

Reliable Information

b)

Rumors

c)

Guesses

d)

Opinions

67.

Fill in the blank: ________ is carefully looking at facts and evidence before making a decision or believing something.

a)

Critical Thinking

b)

Guessing

c)

Daydreaming

d)

Ignoring

68.

Fill in the blank: ________ is how big or small a problem or topic is.

a)

Scope

b)

Solution

c)

Method

d)

Result

69.

Fill in the blank: ________ are messages or pictures made to get you to buy something or do something.

a)

Advertisements

b)

Instructions

c)

Stories

d)

Recipes

70.

Fill in the blank: ________ are stories from news programs or websites that tell you what’s happening in the world.

a)

News Reports

b)

Weather Forecasts

c)

Advertisements

d)

Cartoons