Test 1 Definitions

Question 1

Relevant

Answer 1

Information that is

related to, germane, or important.

Question 2

Standards of reasoning;

principles, measures, norms.

Answer 2

Criteria

Question 3

Theory of knoledge,

investigation of what distinguishes

opinion from justified belief.

Answer 3

Epistemology

Question 4

Judicious

Answer 4

Cautious, thoughtful,

deliberate, and thorough.

Question 5

To analyze, assess, or

evaluate and even make better.

Answer 5

Critique

Question 6

Contradictory claim

challenging previous reasoning.

Answer 6

Counterargument​

Question 7

Acceptance, trust, or

faith in a claim or evidence.

Answer 7

Belief

Question 8

Premise

Answer 8

Evidence or reason (support)

for a claim/argument.

Question 9

The power of making

fine distinctions; judgment.

Answer 9

Discriminating

Question 10

Criteria

Answer 10

Standards of reasoning;

principles, measures, norms.

Question 11

Cautious, thoughtful,

deliberate, and thorough.

Answer 11

Judicious

Question 12

Clarifying and questioning

beliefs, theories, or perspectives.

Answer 12

Socratic Discussion

Question 13

Evidence or reason (support)

for a claim/argument.

Answer 13

Premise

Question 14

An end point or claim trying to

be conveyed through fact or opinion.

Answer 14

Conclusion

Question 15

Judgmental

Answer 15

Thinking carefully about

something in order to

evaluate it and ultimately

decide whether or not

it is acceptable.

Question 16

Thinking carefully about something in order to evaluate it and ultimately decide whether or not it is acceptable.

Answer 16

Judgmental

Question 17

Belief

Answer 17

Acceptance, trust, or

faith in a claim or evidence.

Question 18

Socratic Discussion

Answer 18

Clarifying and

questioning beliefs,

theories, or perspectives.

Question 19

Conclusion

Answer 19

An end point or claim trying to

be conveyed through fact or opinion.

Question 20

A collection of statements

that includes claims and reasons.

Answer 20

Argument

Question 21

Discriminating

Answer 21

The power of making

fine distinctions; judgment.

Question 22

Epistemology

Answer 22

Theory of knoledge,

investigation of what distinguishes

opinion from justified belief.

Question 23

Adequate or satisfactory,

something that provides enough

support for a conclusion.

Answer 23

Sufficient

Question 24

A strong desire to

travel and see the world.

Answer 24

Wanderlust

Question 25

Critique

Answer 25

To analyze, assess, or

evaluate and even make better.

Question 26

Wanderlust

Answer 26

A strong desire to

travel and see the world.

Question 27

Information that is

related to, germane, or important.

Answer 27

Relevant

Question 28

Argument

Answer 28

A collection of statements

that includes claims and reasons.

Question 29

Sufficient

Answer 29

Adequate or satisfactory,

something that provides enough

support for a conclusion.

Question 30

Counterargument​

Answer 30

Contradictory claim

challenging previous reasoning.