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Ensuring that one presents ideas that stay true to the main idea represents an important CT standard.  Questions used to help us make sure to adhere to this standard include: How is that connected to the question?   How does that bear on this issue?   We are referring to which of the Critical Thinking standards from Module 1?

Multiple answers: Select TWO correct statements of the RIGHT subclavian artery. (2 marks)

In module 1 you received a handout: Five Elements of Critical Thinking.  Based on information from that handout, which of the following questions is NOT true?

What type of thinking would we associate with this?  “A paper clip has a specific use that we are familiar with.  What other ways might we use a paper clip?”

The aspect of Aristotle’s model of critical listening which focuses on the logic of the arguments being presented and supporting evidence provided is:

Matching: Match the correct description to each of the following muscles of the eye. (4 marks)Inferior oblique.Superior oblique.Levator palpebrae superioris.Dilator pupillae.

Jimmy worked a double shift at the factory where he is employed.  Because he is a dedicated student, in spite of a lack of sleep, he attended his 8:00 class.  When the instructor noticed that Jimmy seemed to “nodding off” he concluded that he is disinterested and lazy.  What barrier to critical thinking has the instructor fallen for?

Match: Match the correct function to each of the following laryngeal muscles. (3 Marks)Cricothyroid.Oblique arytenoid.Vocalis.

Fill-in multiple blanks: Answer the following question, by filling in the correct answers: Name the insertions of the following muscles. (2 Marks) Tensor tympani. [BLANK-1] Stapedius. [BLANK-2]

Micah is working for a company to introduce a new line of products to the public. He tells his team that they must consider all possible outcomes—both positive and negative.  What element of thought is being demonstrated?