Objective Assessment - C168 Critical
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Terms in this set (72)
Which of the following problems is a What is the most effective and safest way to design a
roadway question of judgment that requires critical system to achieve efficiency?
thinking? Select one.
The federal government is considering Determine the main sources of potential information
and setting aside land for a new national begin research.
monument. An employee in the
governor's office of the state where the
monument may be designated is asked
to research the
possible economic impact of the
designation. What critical thinking strategy
should the employee employ to clarify the
issue?
,Through a bond issue, a city council has theIt is not possible to know the accuracy of either
expert's funding to create bike lanes in the city; evidence from the information given.
however, they cannot agree upon the routes The evidence of both experts was
relevant. and upon which streets should contain the
bike lanes. Expert A has presented
evidence about traffic flow and bicycle
safety,
concluding that bike lanes should be put on
residential streets where possible and
kept off the busier main corridors. Expert
A's evidence shows that this increases
safety for the bikers even though it may
mean they will ride longer distances.
Expert B has
presented evidence about traffic flow
and bicycle safety that concludes that the
main corridors are the better and safer
choice for bike lanes because they are
wider and more
easily accessible. The city decides to go
with Expert A's evidence and installs the
bike lanes on residential streets. Shortly
after the bike lanes open, a biker is
seriously injured when hit by a car backing
out of a driveway.
Which of the following statements are true?
A city has recently built a new sports arena Have we identified the negative implications of the proposed
in a downtown urban area that already has solution?
parking problems. The residents of the Have we identified the positive implications of the proposed
downtown area where the sports arena has solutions?
been built have proposed that the city issueHave we considered all significant implications known at
this the residents parking permits and designate time?
the majority of the parking spaces in the Have we identified the parties who could be affected by this
area of the arena as "permit-parking only," solution and considered the implications to them?
so residents are not inconvenienced by the
arena.
What primary questions would the city want
to ask to measure the implications of
this
solution?
In which of the following situations would it Determining the best way to design a college
campus. be most appropriate to apply critical
thinking? Select one:
A local school board is trying to decide The website of an educational company that sells
reading whether to fund a new after-school reading curriculum products to schools and teachers.
program for struggling students. Which of A study done by the U.S. Department of Education showing
the following sources would likely be the effectiveness of after-school reading programs in
30
relevant to the decision being made? different school
districts. Choose two answers.
, A recent study published in the American Create government incentives to encourage the creation of
Journal of Epidemiology found that people academic and work environments that promote movement
who spend most of their days in a job that and discourage sitting for long periods.
requires sitting have a higher mortality rate Enact national, state, and local educational campaigns
to than those whose jobs require more encourage people to sit less.
movement. The study found that even for
people who exercise regularly, spending
long stretches of time sitting at a desk is still
harmful. The study found that within four
hours of sitting, the body begins to send
harmful signals and the genes that
regulate glucose and fat begin to shut
down. The
researchers suggest that even small
movements such as standing to watch a
child's soccer game or pacing while talking
on the phone can make a big
difference.
While most consider this an individual
problem, the obesity-related illnesses
caused by too much sitting have a social
impact in terms of health care
availability and health care costs for
all citizens.
Which of the following are plausible
solutions to the social problems that result
from having a population that sits too
much? Choose two answers.
As an aide to a state senator, you are askedHave I identified all significant implications of the
arguments? to provide research on the controversial Have I clarified the main concepts of the
arguments?
topic of the medical use of marijuana for an Have I considered multiple, diverse points of view?
upcoming vote. The senator has not yet
decided which way she will vote, so she
is relying on your research to make a
decision. The vote is only two days away,
so you will not be able to read everything
available on the topic, but before you
pass the
information along to the senator, you
want to be sure you have sufficient
information on the topic.
Which of the following questions would
help you determine if your research meets
the standard of sufficiency?
Thinking & Logic EXAM LATEST 2026 ALL
STUDY QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | TOP
RATED A+
C
Terms in this set (72)
Which of the following problems is a What is the most effective and safest way to design a
roadway question of judgment that requires critical system to achieve efficiency?
thinking? Select one.
The federal government is considering Determine the main sources of potential information
and setting aside land for a new national begin research.
monument. An employee in the
governor's office of the state where the
monument may be designated is asked
to research the
possible economic impact of the
designation. What critical thinking strategy
should the employee employ to clarify the
issue?
,Through a bond issue, a city council has theIt is not possible to know the accuracy of either
expert's funding to create bike lanes in the city; evidence from the information given.
however, they cannot agree upon the routes The evidence of both experts was
relevant. and upon which streets should contain the
bike lanes. Expert A has presented
evidence about traffic flow and bicycle
safety,
concluding that bike lanes should be put on
residential streets where possible and
kept off the busier main corridors. Expert
A's evidence shows that this increases
safety for the bikers even though it may
mean they will ride longer distances.
Expert B has
presented evidence about traffic flow
and bicycle safety that concludes that the
main corridors are the better and safer
choice for bike lanes because they are
wider and more
easily accessible. The city decides to go
with Expert A's evidence and installs the
bike lanes on residential streets. Shortly
after the bike lanes open, a biker is
seriously injured when hit by a car backing
out of a driveway.
Which of the following statements are true?
A city has recently built a new sports arena Have we identified the negative implications of the proposed
in a downtown urban area that already has solution?
parking problems. The residents of the Have we identified the positive implications of the proposed
downtown area where the sports arena has solutions?
been built have proposed that the city issueHave we considered all significant implications known at
this the residents parking permits and designate time?
the majority of the parking spaces in the Have we identified the parties who could be affected by this
area of the arena as "permit-parking only," solution and considered the implications to them?
so residents are not inconvenienced by the
arena.
What primary questions would the city want
to ask to measure the implications of
this
solution?
In which of the following situations would it Determining the best way to design a college
campus. be most appropriate to apply critical
thinking? Select one:
A local school board is trying to decide The website of an educational company that sells
reading whether to fund a new after-school reading curriculum products to schools and teachers.
program for struggling students. Which of A study done by the U.S. Department of Education showing
the following sources would likely be the effectiveness of after-school reading programs in
30
relevant to the decision being made? different school
districts. Choose two answers.
, A recent study published in the American Create government incentives to encourage the creation of
Journal of Epidemiology found that people academic and work environments that promote movement
who spend most of their days in a job that and discourage sitting for long periods.
requires sitting have a higher mortality rate Enact national, state, and local educational campaigns
to than those whose jobs require more encourage people to sit less.
movement. The study found that even for
people who exercise regularly, spending
long stretches of time sitting at a desk is still
harmful. The study found that within four
hours of sitting, the body begins to send
harmful signals and the genes that
regulate glucose and fat begin to shut
down. The
researchers suggest that even small
movements such as standing to watch a
child's soccer game or pacing while talking
on the phone can make a big
difference.
While most consider this an individual
problem, the obesity-related illnesses
caused by too much sitting have a social
impact in terms of health care
availability and health care costs for
all citizens.
Which of the following are plausible
solutions to the social problems that result
from having a population that sits too
much? Choose two answers.
As an aide to a state senator, you are askedHave I identified all significant implications of the
arguments? to provide research on the controversial Have I clarified the main concepts of the
arguments?
topic of the medical use of marijuana for an Have I considered multiple, diverse points of view?
upcoming vote. The senator has not yet
decided which way she will vote, so she
is relying on your research to make a
decision. The vote is only two days away,
so you will not be able to read everything
available on the topic, but before you
pass the
information along to the senator, you
want to be sure you have sufficient
information on the topic.
Which of the following questions would
help you determine if your research meets
the standard of sufficiency?
