Quiz on Critical Thinking

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What is the primary purpose of critical thinking?

A) To accept information at face value

B) To analyze and evaluate information systematically

C) To avoid making decisions

D) To memorize facts

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Which of the following is an example of a fallacy in reasoning?

A) A well-supported argument

B) A conclusion based on strong evidence

C) An argument where the premises do not logically support the conclusion

D) A hypothesis that has been tested repeatedly

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Which of the following is true about assumptions in critical thinking?

A) Assumptions are always true

B) Assumptions should be questioned for validity

C) Assumptions are irrelevant to the conclusion

D) Assumptions should not be challenged in critical thinking

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Which of these skills is most closely associated with critical thinking?

A) Memorization of facts

B) Unquestioning acceptance of authority

C) The ability to analyze different viewpoints

D) Relying on gut feelings

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What is the role of evidence in critical thinking?

A) Evidence is not needed in critical thinking

B) Evidence supports conclusions and helps evaluate arguments

C) Evidence is used to confuse the argument

D) Evidence is unnecessary if the argument seems logical

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In critical thinking, what does "bias" refer to?

A) Objective thinking based on facts

B) A preference or inclination that affects impartial judgment

C) The process of evaluating information

D) The ability to see things from all perspectives

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Which of the following is NOT a critical thinking strategy?

A) Asking open-ended questions

B) Identifying and addressing counterarguments

C) Relying solely on personal experience without evidence

D) Using logic to draw conclusions

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What does it mean to "think critically" about a news article?

A) Accepting the article’s claims without question

B) Analyzing the sources, evidence, and reasoning behind the claims

C) Repeating the claims without further investigation

D) Relying only on the opinion of the author

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Quiz on Critical Thinking

What is the primary purpose of critical thinking?

Which of the following is an example of a fallacy in reasoning?

Which of the following is true about assumptions in critical thinking?

Which of these skills is most closely associated with critical thinking?

What is the role of evidence in critical thinking?

In critical thinking, what does "bias" refer to?

Which of the following is NOT a critical thinking strategy?

What does it mean to "think critically" about a news article?

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Quiz on Critical Thinking

What is the primary purpose of critical thinking?

Which of the following is an example of a fallacy in reasoning?

Which of the following is true about assumptions in critical thinking?

Which of these skills is most closely associated with critical thinking?

What is the role of evidence in critical thinking?

In critical thinking, what does "bias" refer to?

Which of the following is NOT a critical thinking strategy?

What does it mean to "think critically" about a news article?

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