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PHI 210 WEEK 6 EXAM 1
Question 1
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When we describe
someone as "critical" we usually mean they have a(n) ________
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Question 2
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A rule of thumb for
using critical thinking to find solutions and make decisions is to seek
which of the following? |
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Question 3
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Sarah and her husband
are shopping for a mortgage; she has been to multiple banks and has spoken to
multiple vendors. Which critical thinking habit is Sarah practicing? Choose
the BEST answer. |
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Question 4
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You can strengthen
the quality of your opinion on an issue by ______ people who think
differently than you. |
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Question 5
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A person who is
humble and understands what they know, and is aware of what they do not know
is considered ____________. |
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Question 6
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Juan was raised on a
chicken farm. During his first semester in college, he attended a talk about
animal rights in modern farming practices. Juan felt personally attacked
during this talk. What should Juan do to combat his emotions so he can think
critically about his beliefs? |
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Question 7
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Hindsight bias can be
a form of _________. |
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Question 8
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Anchoring bias is
characterized by _________. |
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Question 9
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Which of the
following BEST summarizes the relationship between pride and bias? |
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Question 10
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Chimamanda Ngozi
Adichie states that the consequence of the single story is that _________. |
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Question 11
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An inductive argument
USUALLY starts with which of the following? |
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Question 12
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In what way can
evaluating inductive arguments be more difficult than validating deductive
arguments? |
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Question 13
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Which of the
following qualities makes for a strong inductive argument? |
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Question 14
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Which of the
following describes an argument? |
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Question 15
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If I purchase a
fuel-efficient car, then I will use less gas. If I use less gas, then I save
more money. Which of the following conclusions is BEST supported by these
premises? |
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Question 16
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A 1987 Public Service
Announcement showed a man who held up an egg and said, "This is your
brain," then picked up a frying pan and added, "This is
drugs." He then cracks open the egg, fries the contents, and says,
"This is your brain on drugs." Finally he looks up at the camera
and asks, "Any questions?" This is an example of a(n) __________
fallacy. |
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Question 17
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Jose really likes
bacon and wants to wrap bacon around all of the appetizers to be served at a
dinner party. Sarah disagrees and suggests guests might want a
"bacon-free" option. Jose claims that no one should listen to Sarah
because she is a crazy vegetarian. This is a(n) _________ fallacy. |
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Question 18
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The straw man fallacy
is characterized by __________. |
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Question 19
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Lance claims that the
United States is the greatest country in the entire world, because all other
countries are inferior. His argument commits which fallacy? |
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Question 20
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Which of the
following represents a "slippery slope" fallacy? |
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Question 21
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A medical expert is
famous for his research in the field of hypertension. An international drug
company pays him to lecture at conferences to endorse their new hypertension
drug. Which of the following is MOST likely the reason why the drug company
chose this man? |
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Question 22
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Parker knew very
little about migratory bees. She decided to look at two websites to learn
more. The information she found at a new .com that also sold honey and the
information she found at a .gov that talked about wildlife were vastly
different. Without knowing anything else about the websites, which website is
probably MOST credible and why? |
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Question 23
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Why should you
evaluate claims against things you already know? |
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Question 24
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Eric and his little
sister were playing in the park. They saw a stranger offer to give a new
bicycle to a child and his mother. They noticed that the stranger was poorly
dressed and his hair was unkempt. Later they saw the man give a large sum of
money to another woman and her child. Eric's little sister thought the man
was homeless. Which of the following should influence Eric's thoughts about
his sister's claim? |
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Question 25
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Don was researching
apple production for a farm stand orchard. He found a .com that discussed
apple production and sold apple cider, a .com that discussed apple production
and sold dried fruit, a .org that educated the community on growing apple
trees, and a .org that advocated for removing genetically modified (GMO)
trees from orchards. Based upon what you know about website types and target
audiences, which site should Don consider the MOST credible? |
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