1-) Synonym for thinking.

2-) What we create, ideas that we accept as true but that could easily be false are:

a. Truths.

b. Perceptions.

c. Arguments.

d. Judgments.

e. None of the above.

f. A and D

3-) Critical thinking ultimately involves:

a. Eliminating all objectivity.

b. Thinking on a new paradigm.

c. Identifying the best.

d. Eliminating perception.

e. Brings one to truth.

f. None of the above.

4-) The critical thinking mode involves all of the following, EXCEPT:

a. Perceiving.

b. Focusing on information that supports the opinion.

c. Inquiry.

d. Considering alternate opinions.

e. Deciding which opinion is most reasonable.

f. All are correct.

5-) Based on the text, knowing involves:

a. The realization that you have it.

b. Being right is not the same as knowing.

c. Not a realization, but a conclusion.

d. Indirect experience.

e. Active conditioning.

f. All are elements of knowing.

g. D and E.

h. A and B.

6-) Obstacles to knowledge involve(s):

a. Inquiry into theory.

b. Discerning the perceptive process.

c. Guessing that supports the importance of evidence.

d. Assuming which stifles curiosity.

e. All are true.

7-) Discuss the three (3) basic activities of critical thinking, and why each is important to arrive at the most balanced resolution.