Critical Thinking

Welcome to the "Critical Thinking" category of Questions LLC! Here, we aim to nurture and challenge your critical thinking skills. In this category, you will find a collection of thought-provoking questions designed to expand your analytical and logical reasoning abilities. Whether you're a student looking to sharpen your critical thinking skills or a curious mind seeking intellectual stimulation, this category is the perfect platform to indulge in stimulating discussions and discover new perspectives. So, get ready to explore the depths of your mind as we dive into the fascinating world of critical thinking together!

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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?reasoning that reflects strong emotion reasoning that someone has used before
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2. asked by katie
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True or false you can trust a dissembler?I do not understand it at all.
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2. asked by Hannah
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“Their reasoning is sound, I must admit.”Which of the following best defines the bold phrase? It is thought out and
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2. asked by help
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How can one evaluate the soundness of the reasoning in an argument?(1 point)Responses by seeing if the reasoning states an
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2. asked by lp
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What relationships exist among reasoning, evidence, and explanation?• Evidence is associated directly with explanation, but
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2. asked by TWO
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Soundness of Reasoning quick check1. Reasoning that is well-founded 2. A statement that presents the opinion of the speaker 3.
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2. asked by drphilswaitlist
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Which is an example of a student using critical thinking to study kinetic energy?(1 point)Responses Abe evaluates his
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2. asked by fffff
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How should you evaluate multiple accounts of the same event? (1 point)
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2. asked by Hello:)
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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?(1 point)
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2. asked by sebastian chapa
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When you review a text to evaluate its argument, what is the first thing you must do?write the author’s claim trace the
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2. asked by conexus
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Why should you evaluate the information shared through mass media?to help others share information easily to share large amounts
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2. asked by Ramen 4 lifer
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How can one evaluate the soundness of the reasoning in an argument?(1 point)Responses by seeing if the reasoning states an
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2. asked by ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
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Identify the fallacy:"Since it is agreed that lying is evil. it would follow that it is evil to lie to protect the life of an
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2. asked by nicky
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Evaluating the evidence of a claim serves which purpose to determine if the evidence feels right to determine if the evidence
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2. asked anonymously
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Use the sentence to answer the question."Earth is the third planet from the sun." Why is this an insignificant claim? (1 point)
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2. asked anonymously
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Which of the following describes an inference?(1 point)Responses an idea or conclusion based on text evidence and reasoning an
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2. asked by Indyxeous Davis <3
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What relationships exist among reasoning, evidence, and explanation?(1 point)Responses Reasoning is used to connect the evidence
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2. asked anonymously
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In an argument, a claim must be debatable.(1 point) Responses True True False
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When analyzing a piece of visual media, which factors will most help one determine bias? Select the two correct answers.(1
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What does it mean to evaluate information?A critically thinking about if you can trust a source B swiftly judging and author's
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Which question would best help you critically analyze a source of media and its information?(1 point)Responses Does anybody I
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When trying to distinguish between fact and opinion, an audience wanting just facts should rely most on which of the following
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What is the correct definition of a logical fallacy?(1 point) Responses Errors in reasoning that are used either purposely or
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Does correlation always show causation?A: No, correlation between two variables is always coincidental. B: No, correlation
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Which of the following is NOT true?An argument is... (1 point) based on facts. rooted in logic. supported by evidence. based on
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Which term means making sense of information? (1 point)• evidence • reasoning • investigation • explanation
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2. asked by AYD3N
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Joe has enough money to buy the soccer ball or the soccer video game which type of relationship does the conjunction or suggest
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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?(1 point)Responses reasoning that someone has used before reasoning that someone
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2. asked by you isn't getting my name
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Which option defines the reasoning of an argument?(1 point) Responses the opinion of the speaker the opinion of the speaker an
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2. asked anonymously
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What relationships exist among reasoning, evidence, and explanation?(1 point) Responses Evidence is used to connect the
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2. asked anonymously
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Which of these is true about inferences?(1 point)Responses There is no way to prove that an inference is false. There is no way
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2. asked by red
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Which of the following describes how to trace an argument? (1 point)recognize an author’s opinion or claim about the topic of
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2. asked by Helper
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What is a feature of appeal to moderation?It assumes one thing causes another, even though there is no evidence linking the two.
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2. asked by Bella D.
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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?reasoning that is well-founded explain
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2. asked by him
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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?(1 point)Responses reasoning that reflects strong emotion reasoning that reflects
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2. asked by *shrugs shoulders
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How have you used these actions to solve problems in your daily life?How are critical thinking skills in your daily life and in
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2. asked by us 101 week 9 DQ 3
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Benefits of critical thinking in humanities.
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2. asked by Minky
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What is a reader doing when they are delineating an argument?(1 point)analyzing the claim and evidence revising the claim and
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2. asked by need help asap
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Which of the following defines valid reasoning?
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2. asked anonymously
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Mr.Johnson notices that every time Marcus comes late to class he brings a bagel in a bag with a logo from the local bakery on
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2. asked by Kristen.
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How is it possible to say that every issue "isn't important," which is one dimension of the Pillow Method?
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2. asked by Angel45
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21.Which type of appeal does this statement use? If you don’t help, who can they turn to? ethical logical emotional
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2. asked by blu
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3.How can you determine if an argument has weaknesses in it? Determine the type of argument and listen to the pitch and tone of
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2. asked by blu
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Logical fallacies tend to be ____________________.nonexistent in visual arguments more common in verbal arguments than in visual
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2. asked by Christopher
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How do assumptions relate to the process of critical thinking?This is an excellent article explaining the purpose of assumptions
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2. asked by Rebecca
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What is the fallacies in this statement. Letter to the editor: “Andrea Keene’s selective morality is once againshowing
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2. asked by jessica
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what logical fallacies do you see in each one and need a breif explanation1.Resistance is futile 2."It's the economy, stpid"
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2. asked by jeremiah
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Which claim is the strongest?
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2. asked by Hannah
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I having trouble understanding the critical thinking worksheet can someone please help me understand this?
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2. asked by amy
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Consider the following argument. Is the argument inductive, deductive or concatenated? What can you tell me about the validity
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2. asked by anon1
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