Sommaire pour February 2024 de Magic Logic

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DIRECTIONS: Circle the figure that completes the analogy. REARRANGE LETTERS Reference Critical Thinking, Book 1 Inductive Thinking Skills DIRECTIONS Use the letters at the top to fill in the chart so that words are formed and the sentence makes sense. A shaded space in the chart shows the end of a word. Except for the last line, the end of a line is not the end of a word unless there is a shaded space there. When you have filled in the chart, answer the question asked. PROBLEM 27. Read the mystery below to find evidence to identify the innocent and guilty suspects. Remember, the story and suspects’ statements are true. The Cunning Customer 1On December 1 of this year, Jennison City Police investigated the theft of a bracelet from…

Science Application: Any activities or projects that require the students to apply or use science rules, concepts, models, or theories Example: After students create a model of the Solar System, ask the students to apply the Laws of Gravity or Newton's Law of Motion on their model. A student's possible explanation could be that the planets are in constant orbit around the sun because of the sun's gravitational pull. Similarly, the moon orbits the earth because the earth and moon's gravity are acting on each other. Classification: Activities or exercises that require students to sort objects according to specific characteristics Example: Give students a list of dogs with different breeds. Ask students to research the characteristics of each dog breed. After researching, require the students to classify the dogs according…

Read the case below to find evidence to identify the innocent and guilty suspects. Remember, the story and suspects’ statements are true. 1Today, police in the City of Bandon arrested one of the four men shown below for stealing a bath robe from a clothing store. 2The theft took place on Saturday, June 15, between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. 3AII four suspects visited the store during that time. 4The owner said he waited on and sold items to Baker and Giss. 5Giss said he didn't see any socks in the store with a good price. 6O'Bryan said he was not the last suspect to leave the store. 7One witness saw the thief stuff the robe under his clothing. 8The witness also told police that he didn't see the thief's…

1Sarah's cat Boots gave birth to five kittens. 2Three of the kittens were black with little white paws just like Boots. 3The other two kittens, however, were white and had blue eyes. 4Sarah was surprised to see that all the kittens with white paws were male. Assume all the statements and facts in the puzzle are true. Write whether each sentence is True, False, or Unknown. Then write the sentence number(s) and/or check the box that provides the best evidence for each true or false answer. A's arrant asperity made him alienated and abhorred. 1. Which word means “to feel hatred or loathing for?” __________ 2. “Unmitigated” is a synonym for which word? __________ 3. “Amiability” is an antonym for which word? __________ 4. Which word means “to make isolated?”…

Read the case below to find evidence to identify the innocent and guilty suspects. Remember, the story and suspects’ statements are true. 1On Friday afternoon, one of the four suspects below stole a dark blue and black speed boat on a trailer from the parking lot next to O'Neil Street at Godinez Lake, 2The owner had parked and left it there with a for-sale sign at 1 p.m. 3He returned to show someone the boat at 3 p.m. and discovered that it had been stolen. 4The police found the stolen boat and trailer parked on Gray Street, between Tate Street and Slyter Street. 5The boat was not connected to a vehicle, but there were four men standing around it. 6A witness said she was certain that one of the four…

Critical Thinking Question Starters • Explain why…… • What would happen if…….? • What is the nature of……..? • why is …… happening? • What is a new example of ……? • How could….. be used to……? • What are the implications of…..? • What is….. analogous to? • What do we already know about…..? • How does….affect…..? • How does…..tie in with what we learned before? • What does…..mean? • why is…..important? • How are …..and…..similar? • What are the strengths and weaknesses of…..? • what is the difference between …..and…..? • How does…..apply to everyday life? • what is the best…..and why? • what is a solution to the problem of…..? • What do you think causes…..? Why? • Do you agree or disagree with this statement…..? why? •…