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100

College Success 101 students get A's.

What is a generalization?

100

I eat Chick-Fil-A every day because my friends eat Chick-Fil-A every day.

What is "everyone does it?"

100

This ____ gives you access to an almost unlimited amount of data. 

What is the internet?

100

Asking the right questions to understand a problem or issue

What is critical thinking?

200

Women wear skirts.

What is a generalization?

200

Many jobs are subject to ______. This is why critical thinking is so invaluable.

What is outsourcing?

200

The deliberate process allows you to think in ways that improve the likelihood of generating new ideas. 

What is critical thinking?

200

The choices available to you, the different sides of a position or argument, the points of view in a scenario.

What are my options?

300

Vegans eat healthily; therefore Vegans will live a long life. 

What is a false cause?

300

Gov. Ron Desantis is anti-abortion so we should all be anti-abortion.

What is "appealing to authority?"

300

This is used to describe complex ideas; they are also useful in making problems more familiar. 

What are metaphors?

300

Evaluating each point of view

How good is my information?

400

I will not vote for Mayor Barry, she cheated on her husband. 

What is a personalization?

400

Kim Kardashian posed nude in Paper magazine so all celebrities should pose nude in Paper magazine. 

What is "appealing to authority" and "false cause?"

400
A critical thinker always _____.

What is asks questions?

400

Defects in logic that weaken arguments.

What are fallacies?

500

When you were my age, you drank too.

What is "everyone does it?"

500

This is America, if you are not for us, you are against us. 

What is a false dichotomy?

500

Cars cause many more deaths than firearms do, so if we ban firearms, then we should ban cars. 

What is a weak analogy?

500

Using an endorsement from someone as a primary reason for supporting a point of view.

What is appealing to authority?
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