FINAL EXAM REVISION -2-

Which of the following is a valid argument?

Exploring biases is not necessary for critical thinking.

Which scenario demonstrates a fallacy?

Which activity exemplifies living creatively?

Creativity combined with critical thinking:

Cue words like “because” or “since” signal:

Which of the following is NOT a step in constructing an extended argument?

Myths of freedom include the idea that freedom is limited to choosing from available options.

What are concepts?

What is the purpose of a mind map?

What is the first step in creating a life philosophy?

Inductive arguments provide conclusions that are guaranteed to be true if the premises are true.

Forming concepts is a passive process that happens automatically.

Which of the following is NOT a thinking pattern used for organizing concepts?

A fallacy is an unsound argument that may appear logical but often appeals to emotions.

Which cue word signals a conclusion?

What makes an argument invalid?

Living creatively involves transforming problems into opportunities.

Creativity without critical thinking can lead to meaningful and well-founded decisions.

What is the role of the scientific method in reasoning critically?

What is the foundation of the good life?

Genuine freedom requires wisdom to make informed choices.

Why is evaluating arguments essential?

Which relationship is used to compare objects from different categories to clarify understanding?

In which scenario is a causal chain evident?

Fallacies often appear logical because they:

Which reasoning error generalizes based on a small or unrepresentative sample?

Which of the following is a deductive argument?

Critical thinkers develop beliefs by:

What is the definition of an argument?

Discovering the “right” career involves:

Which of the following is an example of applying a concept?

Comparative relationships focus on cause-and-effect links between events.

Critical and creative thinking together:

The good life is a process, not a fixed state or destination.

Applying concepts involves classifying objects or ideas by their properties.

When forming a new concept, which step comes first?

Deductive arguments move from specific observations to general conclusions.

What are the three qualities that form the structure of a concept?

A life philosophy that reflects personal growth and values leads to a fulfilling life.

Concepts are the vocabulary of thought, similar to how words are the vocabulary of language.

Valid arguments have reasons that do not logically support the conclusion.

Developing a life philosophy includes integrating your values, aspirations, and goals.

Which type of reasoning moves from a general rule to a specific conclusion?

What is the primary goal of relating and organizing concepts?

What defines the "good life"?

Mind maps are used to relate and organize concepts visually.

What role does clear thinking play in a life philosophy?

What does "choosing freely" involve?

An argument must include both reasons and a conclusion.

Critical thinkers rely only on their intuition to guide decisions.

What makes an argument sound?

Which of the following is NOT a myth of freedom?

Developing a fulfilling life philosophy requires:

What is essential for genuine freedom?

Which of the following is NOT a myth of freedom?

Which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning?

Freedom means simply “doing what you want.”

What does living creatively involve?

In a causal relationship, what is a "contributory cause"?