Look before you leap
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Once there lived a curious rabbit named Bobby. He often leaped into things without thinking. One day, he saw a juicy carrot across a river and without hesitation, he leaped. But halfway through, he realized he couldn't swim. Luckily, a wise old turtle saw him struggling and helped him cross safely. From that day on, Bobby learned to look before he leaped, understanding the importance of thinking before acting.
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Question: What is the most effective way to evaluate the credibility of an online source?
A) Check the number of likes on social media
B) Verify the author's credentials and expertise
C) Look for flashy graphics and design
D) Choose the source with the most entertaining content.
Question: When faced with a problem, what is the first step in the problem-solving process?
A) Implement a solution immediately
B) Identify and define the problem
C) Blame others for the problem
D) Ignore the problem and hope it resolves itself.
Question: Which of the following is an example of confirmation bias?
A) Exploring multiple viewpoints before making a decision
B) Seeking out information that supports your existing beliefs
C) Changing your opinion based on new evidence
D) Asking others for their perspectives before forming an opinion
Question: What is the purpose of brainstorming in the creative problem-solving process?
A) To criticize and judge ideas
B) To narrow down options quickly
C) To generate a wide range of possible solutions
D) To follow a rigid set of rules and guidelines
Question: Which of the following is a characteristic of a strong argument?
A) Emotional appeals without logical reasoning
B) Personal attacks on the opposing viewpoint
C) Clear evidence and logical reasoning
D) Conclusions based solely on assumptions
1. Answer: B) Verify the author's credentials and expertise 2. Answer: B) Identify and define the problem 3. Answer: B) Seeking out information that supports your existing beliefs 4. Answer: C) To generate a wide range of possible solutions 5. Answer: C) Clear evidence and logical reasoning
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