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Iceberg Of Critical Thinking

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Enhance critical thinking with multiple-choice, open-ended, and traffic light questions to uncover deeper insights and smarter solutions.
Category Iceberg
1 - Content
2 - Multiple Choice
What is the tip of the iceberg in critical thinking?
  • 1. Visible aspects of thinking
  • 2. Root causes
  • 3. Underlying assumptions
3 - Word Cloud
Describe one characteristic of critical thinking.
4 - Scales
Rate the importance of different critical thinking skills.
  • 1. Analyzing information accurately
  • 2. Recognizing biases
  • 3. Making connections between ideas
5 - Open Ended
How does critical thinking help in problem-solving?
6 - Ranking
Rank these steps in the critical thinking process.
  • 1. Identifying the problem
  • 2. Gathering information
  • 3. Evaluating solutions
7 - Truth or Lie
Choose the true statements
  • 1. Critical thinking is innate and cannot be developed
  • 2. It involves questioning assumptions
  • 3. It requires looking at situations from different perspectives
8 - This or That
Which is more important in critical thinking?
  • 1. Analyzing contexts
  • 2. Ignoring details
9 - QA
What questions do you have about the iceberg model of critical thinking?
10 - Traffic Lights
How would you rate your current critical thinking skills?
  • 1. Needs improvement
  • 2. Satisfactory
  • 3. Excellent
11 - Open Ended
Describe a situation where critical thinking helped you make a better decision.

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