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Critical Thinking Assignment 1

This document contains a critical thinking assignment from Ain Shams University's Faculty of Engineering. It consists of 26 multiple choice questions that test concepts like identifying stereotypes, biases, unwarranted assumptions, lack of relevance, self-interest thinking, wishful thinking, and more. The questions cover scenarios from discussions, presentations, meetings, and everyday situations.

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Critical Thinking Assignment 1

This document contains a critical thinking assignment from Ain Shams University's Faculty of Engineering. It consists of 26 multiple choice questions that test concepts like identifying stereotypes, biases, unwarranted assumptions, lack of relevance, self-interest thinking, wishful thinking, and more. The questions cover scenarios from discussions, presentations, meetings, and everyday situations.

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AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Course: Critical thinking ASUx32s Fall 2023


Assignment 1

1) In a discussion about travel, someone mentions that "all British people love tea."
This comment is based on:
a) Personal experience.
b) A stereotype.
c) Scientific research.
d) A recent survey.

2) During a job interview, the interviewer assumes that because the candidate is a
woman, she might not be able to handle a leadership role. This assumption is:
a) A valid concern.
b) A stereotype.
c) Based on the candidate's resume.
d) A company policy.

3) At a sports event, a commentator mentions that "Africans are naturally fast runners."
This comment can be categorized as:
a) A professional assessment.
b) A stereotype.
c) An unbiased observation.
d) A statement based on the event's data.

4) In a movie, the nerdy character is always portrayed with glasses and a love for
books. This portrayal is an example of:
a) Accurate representation.
b) A stereotype.
c) A character's personal choice.
d) A fashion trend.

5) In a multi-cultural classroom, a teacher uses examples from various cultures to


explain a concept. This teaching approach shows:
a) Favoritism towards certain cultures.
b) Contextual sensitivity.
c) Lack of depth in teaching.
d) Overcomplication of simple topics.

6) A software company, while designing a new app, considers the digital habits and
preferences of users from different regions. This consideration showcases:
a) Inefficiency in software design.
b) Contextual sensitivity.
c) Lack of a clear target audience.
d) Trying to please everyone.

7) During a team disagreement, Sarah tries to understand the reasons behind her
colleague's viewpoint, even though she doesn't agree with it. Sarah's approach
demonstrates:
a) Contextual sensitivity.
b) Perspective thinking.
c) Lack of conviction.
d) Avoidance of conflict.

8) In a community meeting discussing park renovations, John suggests considering the


needs of both the elderly who want quiet spaces and the youth who want sports
areas. John's suggestion is an example of:
a) Contextual sensitivity.
b) Perspective thinking.
c) Overcomplicating the issue.
d) Trying to dominate the discussion.
9) During a presentation, Lisa shares a graph without any labels or legends. What does
Lisa lack?
a) Proper data.
b) Presentation skills.
c) Clarity in presenting information.
d) Interest in the topic.

10) In a report, Mike mentions, "Sales increased last year." Without providing exact
figures. What does Mike lack?
a) Knowledge about sales.
b) Precision in reporting.
c) Relevance.
d) Proper reporting tools.

11) During a feedback session, Sarah mentions, "Things could be better." Without
specifying any details. What does Sarah lack?
a) Relevance.
b) Precision in her feedback.
c) Experience in the project.
d) Interest in improvement.

12) In a meeting about budget cuts, Tom starts discussing his recent vacation. What does
Tom lack?
a) Professionalism.
b) Relevance in the discussion.
c) Knowledge about the budget.
d) Precision.

13) During a seminar on environmental conservation, Jane speaks at length about her
favorite movies. What does Jane lack?
a) Passion for the environment.
b) Relevance in her contribution.
c) Public speaking skills.
d) Knowledge about movies.
14) During a team meeting, Ahmed constantly talks about how the proposed changes
will affect him personally, without considering the impact on the entire team. What
is Ahmed displaying?
a) Team spirit.
b) Egocentrism.
c) Leadership qualities.
d) Concern for colleagues.

15) During a discussion, Omar frequently interrupts others, believing his points are the
most important. What trait is Omar showing?
a) Respect for others.
b) Egocentrism.
c) Active listening.
d) Enthusiasm for the topic.

16) In a debate, Youssef supports an argument solely because it's the popular opinion in
his community, even though he hasn't researched it. What is Youssef displaying?
a) Critical thinking.
b) Individualism.
c) Sociocentrism.
d) Egocentrism.

17) 7. In a discussion about careers, Sami says, "All engineers are introverts ‫انطوائيون‬."
What is Sami making?
a) A factual statement.
b) A stereotype.
c) An observation.
d) A joke.

18) During a project discussion, Sara thinks that the client will love the idea without any
feedback. What is Sara making?
a) An informed decision.
b) An unwarranted assumption.
c) A prediction.
d) A statement based on past experiences.
19) In a debate about health, Karim believes that a certain diet works because a celebrity
recommended it. What is Karim relying on?
a) Scientific research.
b) A stereotype.
c) Unwarranted assumptions.
d) Expert advice.

20) In a book club, Ahmed insists that his interpretation of the novel is the only correct
one and dismisses others' perspectives. What is Ahmed displaying?
a) Open-mindedness.
b) Self-serving thinking.
c) Self-interest thinking.
d) Literary expertise.

21) In a group project, Omar chooses a meeting time without consulting his teammates,
considering only his own availability. What is Omar demonstrating?
a) Time management.
b) Self-serving thinking.
c) Self-interest thinking.
d) Leadership.

22) During a family dinner, Sarah orders food only for herself without asking what
others might like. What trait is Sarah exhibiting ‫?ما هي السمة التي تظهرها سارة‬
a) Thoughtfulness.
b) Self-serving thinking.
c) Self-interest thinking.
d) Confidence in her choices.
Answer: b) Self-interest thinking.

23) Despite having no experience or training in music, Ali believes he will become a
famous singer because he feels he's destined for it ‫ مقدرا له ان يكون مغني‬. What is Ali
displaying?
a) Realistic ambition.
b) Wishful thinking.
c) Confidence in his abilities.
d) Knowledge of the music industry.
24) Hana wants to lose weight but instead of following a diet or exercising, she buys a
"magic" pill online, believing it will do all the work. What is Hana relying on?
a) Scientific research.
b) Personal experience.
c) Wishful thinking.
d) Expert advice.

25) Karim dreams of becoming a millionaire and believes buying lottery tickets daily is
his sure path to wealth, despite the odds. What is Karim showing?
a) Financial expertise.
b) Wishful thinking.
c) A strategic investment.
d) Self-interest thinking.

26) Noor believes that simply visualizing success in her exams, without studying, will
make her score high. What trait is Noor showing?
a) Academic excellence.
b) Wishful thinking.
c) Confidence in her intelligence.
d) Effective study techniques.

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