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Questions IX: Identifying Biases and Evaluating Evidences

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 Activity  – Identifying Biases: Questions 

1. Which animal kills more humans every year?  

2. Which animal is more deadly? (Shark or Mosquito)  

3. Which has killed more people in history? (Wars or Diseases)  

4. Which animal is more deadly? (Crocodile or Dog)  

5. Can you think of any other fun facts that go against our common beliefs?  


 Activity  – Summary Questions 

6. What did you do in the activity?  

7. Were you surprised by the answers?  

8. What did you understand about our commonly held beliefs from these fun facts?  

9. How can you apply this information in your everyday life?  

Activity  – Evaluating Evidence (“Convince Challenge”): Summary Questions


10. What did you do in the above convince challenge?  

11. Have you ever seen or experienced someone sharing personal stories to illustrate a point in real life, such as in articles or websites, to support a viewpoint?  

12. Why is supporting your point of view important?  

13. How do stories help you support your point of view?  

14. Can you think of any other ways to support your point of view?


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