Station 1: Clarity Assessment

1. Clarity in critical thinking means:
   1. Seeing clearly.
   2. Defining the problem thoroughly.
   3. Looking at the situation from different ‘view’ points.
   4. B and C.
   5. None of the above.
2. Which lenses need to be considered at the clarity step?
   1. Telescopic, 5X, clear
   2. Rose, tunnel, angled
   3. Periscope, wide-angle, tunnel
   4. A and B.
   5. All of the above.
3. Which example situation requires clarity in critical thinking?
   1. Understanding the history of racial bias in US.
   2. Deciding if the tax cut will stimulate the economy
   3. Selecting whether to watch TV or study.
   4. Deciding if I should buy a new smart phone.
   5. All of above