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A quiz to test knowledge of Thinking Strategies and their sentence starters.
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers know what must be learned and what doesn't.
Monitor for Meaning
Determining Importance
Asking Questions
Drawing Inferences
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One "Asking Questions" sentence starter is:
How...?
I'm clear here...
I'm confused...
In my mind, I can smell...
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The last step in the metacognition cycle is to reflect.
False
True
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One "Drawing Inferences" sentence starter is:
I think this is really important...
The movie in my head...
Now I understand that...
I predict...
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Evaluating strengths and weaknesses is an important part of the metacognition cycle.
False
True
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One "Activating and Applying Schema" sentence starter is:
My question is...
I get it...
This is just like...
I predict...
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Critical thinking is important, in life, to help you think creatively -'outside the box.'
True
False
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One "Determining Importance" sentence starter is:
This reminds me of...
This is essential...
I'm wondering...
Even though the text doesn't say so...
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers create connections between old and new information.
Drawing Inferences
Creating Sensory Images
Monitor for Meaning
Activating and Applying Schema
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One "Monitor for Meaning" sentence starter is:
I'm confused...
I'm thinking that...
At first I thought... but now I'm thinking...
In my mind, I hear...
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Students with critical thinking skills become more dependent learners.
False
True
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One "Synthesizing Information" sentence starter is:
I'm clear here...
My image is...
I understand...
At first I thought..., but now I'm thinking...
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Which is the correct order for the metacognition cycle?
Strength v. weakness, plan, task apply strategy, and reflect
Task, strength v. weakness, plan, apply strategy, and reflect
Task, plan, apply strategy, strength v. weakness, and reflect
Task, strength v. weakness,, apply strategy, reflect, and plan
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers create mental images and models to better understand.
Determining Importance
Creating Sensory Images
Monitor for Meaning
Synthesizing Information
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers monitor and reflect upon their understanding.
Drawing Inferences
Synthesizing Information
Monitor for Meaning
Asking Questions
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Metacognition is thinking about your thinking.
True
False
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"Assessing is the task" is the final step in the metacognition cycle.
True
False
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One "Creating Sensory Images" sentence starter is:
The movie in my head...
Why...?
This is just like...
Like putting a puzzle together, the pieces of are...
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers combine what they know with new info to make predictions.
Monitor for Meaning
Drawing Inferences
Creating Sensory Images
Activating and Applying Schema
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers are curious before, during,
and
after learning.
Synthesizing Information
Creating Sensory Images
Determining Importance
Asking Questions
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With this Thinking Strategy, thinkers notice how their thinking evolves and changes.
Asking Questions
Determining Importance
Synthesizing Information
Monitor for Meaning