AOT Cycle 3 Assessment Review Extended

During a brainstorming session, Vince and Nahcole are trying to come up with new ideas for a school project. Which type of thinking are they using?

• The process of analyzing and evaluating information to form a reasoned judgment.

• Thinking that involves narrowing down options to find the best or most logical solution.

• Thinking that involves exploring many possible solutions or ideas.

• The process of finding evidence that implies a fact but does not directly prove it.

Match the following scenarios with the appropriate concepts.

• Evaluating a situation without personal bias.

• Objectivity

• Understanding behavior based on the environment.

• Emotional thinking

• Reacting based on feelings.

• Context

• Using reason to solve a problem.

• Logical thinking

Complete the sentence by selecting the correct answers from the table. Ms. Nahcole typically asks her students questions like: "What assumptions are you making about this issue?" "How are your personal experiences shaping your perspective?" "What thought processes are you using to evaluate the different viewpoints?" While preparing to lead a discussion on a controversial social issue in her classroom, Ms. Nahcole realizes that using metacognitive questions can help her students become more aware of their own ________ when exploring the complexities of the topic.

• biases

• opinions

• feelings

• actions

• thoughts

During a group discussion in class, a benefit of being open-minded, as demonstrated by Amaya and Marc, is (a)  

• Becoming more stubborn in your beli
• Shutting down conversations quickly
• Reinforcing your existing biases
• Gaining new knowledge and perspecti

This question has two parts. First answer Part A. Then answer Part B. Part A: Amaya is trying to decide which college to attend. Emotional thinking can best be defined as:

• Making decisions based on facts, evidence, and reasoning.

• Thinking that involves narrowing down options to find the best or most logical solution.

• Thinking that involves exploring many possible solutions or ideas.

• Making decisions based on feelings.

Match the following statements with their corresponding actions.

• Amaya wants to expand her understanding of historical contexts.

• Amaya can consider learning new ideas about the time period.

• Amaya is interested in diverse viewpoints on the document.

• Amaya can be open to other people's interpretations of the document.

• Amaya needs to provide evidence for her inferences.

• Amaya can refer to specific details and facts stated in the document.

• Amaya is trying to understand the author's intentions.

• Amaya can make an educated guess about the author's perspective.

A student named Kirby is preparing for an important science fair project. Throughout the story, Kirby arrives at school with dark circles under his eyes, and his friends note that he seems distracted during project meetings. At one point, Kirby says, "I have to get this right, I can't let my team down!" Based on the key details and schema, what inference can be made about Kirby's feelings?

• Kirby is feeling happy and excited about the science fair project.

• Kirby is feeling optimistic and cheerful about the science fair project.

• Kirby is feeling overwhelmed and anxious about the science fair project.

• Kirby is feeling lucky and enthusiastic about the science fair project.

While preparing for a report on climate change, Marc comes across a blog post that includes emotional stories from individuals affected by extreme weather, but it doesn't provide any scientific studies or statistics. Can Marc rely on this blog post to draw an informed conclusion?

• Yes, emotional stories are enough to draw conclusions.

• No, scientific studies and statistics are necessary for informed conclusions.

• It depends on the credibility of the blog post.

• Only if the blog post is from a reputable source.

Vince and Jacaden are working on a science project. How does sufficiency affect reaching an informed conclusion in their project?

• It ensures the conclusion is supported by enough evidence to be convincing and credible.

• It helps confirm that the source of evidence is trustworthy and reliable for the conclusion.

• It guarantees that the conclusion is directly related to the argument being presented.

• It improves the ability to organize, evaluate, and use the evidence effectively for the argument.

Q'Maya is researching different viewpoints on the impact of climate change, which is an example of a situation where considering multiple perspectives is essential. The correct option is (a)  

• Jacaden and Amaya deciding what to
• Kirby selecting a movie to watch fo
• Q'Maya researching different viewpo
• Nahcole choosing a shirt to wear fo