Module 1: Discerning What is True (18 Questions)

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What does "reliability" refer to?

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The trustworthiness and consistency of a source

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Why is "context" important in critical thinking?

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It provides background that influences meaning.

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What is "qualification" in argumentation?

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Adding restrictions or conditions to a statement

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Which of the following best defines "nuance"? A) A clear, bold difference between two ideas B) A conclusion based on personal opinion D) A strong logical connection

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Small or subtle differences in meaning or perspective

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Which statement best describes "objective reality"? Options: Subjective conclusions based on personal experiences, A claim that cannot be proven true or false, Reality shaped by personal beliefs and emotions, Facts that exist independently of personal perspective

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Facts that exist independently of personal perspective

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What is "subjective reality"?

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A reality that is interpreted based on personal experiences.

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What is "perception"?

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A process of organizing and interpreting sensory information the way you see things

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Which of the following is an example of "perspective"? A) A logical argument with no emotional appeal B) A claim supported by data from multiple sources C) An established fact proven with evidence D) Viewing a political event from a conservative or liberal viewpoint

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Viewing a political event from a conservative or liberal viewpoint

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Which of the following best defines "cultural background"?

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The cultural beliefs and experiences that shape an individual’s perspective

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What is "confirmation bias"?

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The tendency to focus on information that supports existing beliefs.