Critical Thinking Worksheet: Final Test
Thinking tip (Question, check, reason, decide): Find the topic of the question: questions (lessons 1–5), evidence (7–11), reasoning (13–17) or decisions (19–23). Use that lesson’s tip and read every option before you choose. If a fact is missing, say “not enough info”; if the rule does not decide it, say “can’t tell”; compare per day, not totals.
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- 1.🔤 Which word often shows an opinion? (a) seven (b) Monday (c) best (d) metres
- 2.🌡️ You want to know if you have a fever. Which is best? (a) a thermometer (b) a guess (c) asking a stranger (d) touching a wall
- 3.🧠 Every child in the drama club knows the lines of the play. Kabir is not in the drama club. Does Kabir know the lines of the play? (a) no, for sure (b) can’t tell (c) yes, for sure
- 4.True or false: “checking your answers” helps you improve. (a) True (b) False
- 5.🛍️ Meera has ₹270 and wants something to grow plants. Which choice fits both needs? (a) picture book, ₹240 (b) small trowel, ₹280 (c) crayon box, ₹170 (d) flower pot, ₹250
- 6.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) tests show it works (b) my lucky pen did it (c) it happened once (d) everyone is doing it
- 7.🔁 Your fix did not work. What next? (a) try another idea (b) blame the tools (c) give up (d) hide it
- 8.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) waiting a moment (b) only thinking of now (c) reading the rules first (d) planning for problems
- 9.🗒️ Before choosing, first list… (a) random ideas (b) what you need (c) your friends (d) the weather
- 10.🚲 Diya cycled 42 km in 6 hours. Aarav cycled 25 km in 5 hours. How many km per hour did Diya cycle?
- 11.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) ignoring warnings (b) waiting a moment (c) thinking of others (d) asking “what if?”
- 12.True or false: “WIN A FREE PHONE!!! Click now and enter your password!” is likely fake. (a) True (b) False
- 13.True or false: “Why did the plant die? Let me look for the reason.” shows careful thinking. (a) False (b) True
- 14.🔗 “The ground is wet because it rained all night.” What is the effect? (a) the ground is wet (b) the team won the match (c) the team practised hard (d) it rained all night
- 15.True or false: “The Sun rises in the east.” is a fact — it can be checked. (a) True (b) False
- 16.📝 Teacher says, “Do the exercise for homework.” The chapter has three exercises. What do you ask? (a) “Which one, please?” (b) “Is it easy?” (c) “Why homework?” (d) “Can I skip it?”
- 17.❓ Which question word helps you find out the place of the party? (a) where (b) why (c) who (d) when
- 18.True or false: “It will probably rain soon.” is an inference — a guess from clues. (a) False (b) True
- 19.True or false: “Our school has the nicest uniform.” is a fact — it can be checked. (a) False (b) True
- 20.🛠️ Does this help solve a problem, or get in the way: repeating the same try? (a) gets in the way (b) helps solve it
- 21.Your teacher has just given a task. Which of these is a clarifying question? (a) “Can I go home now?” (b) “Why is this so dull?” (c) “Can you show me one?” (d) “Who cares, anyway?”
- 22.🐕 Keeping a pet dog — pro or con: a loyal friend? (a) a pro (b) a con
- 23.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) spots missing facts (b) changes mind with proof (c) listens to both sides (d) never asks why
- 24.💡 A claim with a reason, or with no reason? “We should plant trees here. Just do it.” (a) a claim with a reason (b) a claim with no reason
- 25.🐕 Keeping a pet dog — pro or con: hair on the sofa? (a) a pro (b) a con
- 26.True or false: “a toy robot” is a need. (a) True (b) False
- 27.🪞 Helps you improve, or learns nothing: skipping the review? (a) learns nothing (b) helps you improve
- 28.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) a party hat (b) extra chocolate (c) a school uniform (d) a third pair of shoes
- 29.Which of these is a good sign of a true claim? (a) a strange web address (b) “Share before deleted!” (c) a clear date (d) ALL CAPS and !!!
- 30.🪤 Thinking trap or fair reason: “many trials agree”? (a) a thinking trap (b) a fair reason
- 31.🔍 Which is the odd one out? (a) saying “who cares” (b) repeating the mistake (c) skipping the review (d) noting what worked
- 32.🔗 “I watered the seeds, so the seeds sprouted.” What is the effect? (a) I felt sleepy in class (b) the seeds sprouted (c) I watered the seeds (d) I went to bed very late
- 33.🔄 Which is an open question about the park? (a) “Was it shut?” (b) “Is it a park?” (c) “Do you like it?” (d) “Why do you like it?”
- 34.🛍️ Aarav has ₹220 and wants something to draw with. Which choice fits both needs? (a) sketch pad, ₹180 (b) comic, ₹120 (c) crayon box, ₹240 (d) small trowel, ₹200
- 35.⚖️ Fair or unfair comparison? “We tested both pens on the same paper for one page each.” (a) a fair comparison (b) an unfair comparison
- 36.Which of these is a hasty thinking habit? (a) checking the facts (b) thinking of other causes (c) blaming without proof (d) looking for more clues
- 37.🕵️ Jumping to conclusions, or checking first? “My friend hasn’t replied, so she doesn’t like me.” (a) jumping to conclusions (b) checking first
- 38.📚 You leave your project to the last night. What is likely? (a) a rushed project (b) a free holiday (c) extra marks (d) a perfect project
- 39.👀 Observation or inference: the floor is wet? (a) inference (b) observation
- 40.✅ When is a closed question useful? (a) to start a story (b) to hear new ideas (c) to learn reasons (d) to check one fact
Answer key
- best
- a thermometer
- can’t tell
- True
- flower pot, ₹250
- tests show it works
- try another idea
- only thinking of now
- what you need
- 7
- ignoring warnings
- True
- True
- the ground is wet
- True
- “Which one, please?”
- where
- True
- False
- gets in the way
- “Can you show me one?”
- a pro
- never asks why
- a claim with no reason
- a con
- False
- learns nothing
- a school uniform
- a clear date
- a fair reason
- noting what worked
- the seeds sprouted
- “Why do you like it?”
- sketch pad, ₹180
- a fair comparison
- blaming without proof
- jumping to conclusions
- a rushed project
- observation
- to check one fact
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