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WGU D265 CRITICAL THINKING FINAL TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+

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WGU D265 CRITICAL THINKING FINAL
TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+

◍ While researching a topic on the internet, a student encounters two different
websites, one of that looks more official than the other and includes tables,
charts, and statistics, while the other does not.What is the line of reasoning
this student should employ to determine which site is more credible?-
Neither site is credible, unless one of the two is truly an official government
website run by a government agency.- The site that looks more official with
tables, charts, and statistics is more credible because it reflects
professionalism and objectivity.- It is not feasible to determine which site is
more credible from the information provided.- The site that looks less
official and does not include tables, charts, and statistics is more credible
because it is more straightforward and objective..
Answer: It is not feasible to determine which site is more credible from the
information provided.
◍ There is a conversation in which a woman expresses disappointment with
her friend for not picking her up at the airport. In response, the friend says,
"Well, you never returned the wheelbarrow I let you borrow."Which
response best matches this fallacy of relevance? Red herring False cause
Genetic fallacy Straw figure.
Answer: Red herring
◍ Conner and Miller are discussing the topic of intelligent life in other solar
systems. Conner asks Miller, "Do you believe that there is intelligent life in
the Alpha Centauri planetary system?" Miller replies, "I don't know that
there isn't intelligent life there. There's no proof that there isn't. So, I believe
there is intelligent life in that planetary system."Which fallacy did Miller

, commit?- The false dilemma fallacy- The fallacy of appeal to ignorance-
The fallacy of begging the question- The fallacy of appeal to the people.
Answer: The fallacy of appeal to ignorance
◍ "If you are not at the game rooting for our high school football team, then
you must not have any school spirit."Which two statements accurately
describe this argument? Choose 2 answers.- The argument includes a false
dichotomy..- The argument assumes the truth of the conclusion in the
premise.- The argument contains black-and-white thinking.- The argument
mistakes causation for correlation..
Answer: - The argument includes a false dichotomy.- The argument contains
black-and-white thinking.
◍ appeal to consequences fallacy.
Answer: when one appeals to the bad (or good) consequences of accepting a
claim as a reason to reject (or accept) it as true.
◍ Which sentences reflect strong critical thinking? Choose 2 answers.- I
disagree with my opponent’s position on this issue, but I respect my
opponents and I am curious to hear their thoughts on the matter.- I know that
issues can be complicated, and that it is often difficult to determine the best
approach to a problem.- Unlike some others, I do not jump to conclusions,
nor am I biased.- While I am open to discussion on the topic, I am
committed to my position because I know it is right..
Answer: - I disagree with my opponent's position on this issue, but I respect
my opponents and I am curious to hear their thoughts on the matter.- I know
that issues can be complicated, and that it is often difficult to determine the
best approach to a problem.
◍ Sound Argument.
Answer: All True Premises + Valid Structure
◍ Which of the following is the most pertinent question to ask when trying to
identify the fallacy of begging the question?- Are the premises known to be
true?- Is the argument relevant to the topic of the debate?- Are any of the
premises of the argument identical to the conclusion of the argument?- Is the

, conclusion known to be true?.
Answer: Are any of the premises of the argument identical to the conclusion
of the argument?
◍ While researching a topic on the internet, a student encounters two different
websites, one of that looks more official than the other and includes tables,
charts, and statistics, while the other does not.What is the line of reasoning
this student should employ to determine which site is more credible?-
Neither site is credible, unless one of the two is truly an official government
website run by a government agency.- The site that looks more official with
tables, charts, and statistics is more credible because it reflects
professionalism and objectivity.- It is not feasible to determine which site is
more credible from the information provided.- The site that looks less
official and does not include tables, charts, and statistics is more credible
because it is more straightforward and objective..
Answer: It is not feasible to determine which site is more credible from the
information provided.
◍ The Bright Tooth toothpaste company runs the following advertisement:
"Use Bright Tooth toothpaste. Nine out of ten dentists recommend it!" You
decide to research this claim. You discover that the Bright Tooth toothpaste
company surveyed only ten carefully selected dentists, nine of whom
expressed support for Bright Tooth toothpaste. You also learn that, as of
2019, there were 200,419 dentists in the United States alone. Which error is
committed in the advertisement?- Selection bias- Thinking Slow- Selective
attention- Unfair stereotype.
Answer: Selection bias
◍ Jordan says, "I am the best student at our high school; I am the tallest and
most athletic, and I have the best car." Taylor, Jordan's best friend, totally
agrees.Which two descriptors best characterize Jordan's comments? Choose
two answers.- Weak argument- Proposition- Inference- Strong argument.
Answer: - Weak argument- Inference
◍ Which statement is a simple proposition?- Because I was dressed for work, I

, took an umbrella and ran to my car.- I had a work deadline approaching, so I
ate lunch at my desk and finished my work.- I stopped at the grocery store
and bought some milk.- By noon, the sun was shining..
Answer: By noon, the sun was shining.
◍ A military veteran is engaged in a heated debate about national security with
a reporter who has never served in the military.Which response best enables
the veteran to undermine the reporter's argument?- Pointing out that the
premise of the reporter's argument is flawed- Pointing out the reporter's
well-known reputation for taking faulty positions- Pointing out the reporter's
affiliation with news networks that are known to have a political slant to
their coverage- Pointing out that the reporter has never served in the
military.
Answer: Pointing out that the premise of the reporter's argument is flawed
◍ "A recent study found that dairy milk is healthier than soy milk. But that
finding is obviously false because the study was conducted by the dairy
industry."Which fallacy of relevance is depicted in this example?- Post hoc
ergo propter- Irrelevant appeal- Begging the question- Genetic fallacy.
Answer: Genetic fallacy
◍ System 2 Thinking.
Answer: This is deliberate thinking
◍ We should buy an electric car. Granted, they are more expensive up front
than gas cars, but we have the money, and we will save on gas in the long
run. Additionally, electric cars are better for the environment. And they are
becoming more stylish!Which is a hidden assumption of the given
argument?- If something is better for the environment, then that counts in
favor of choosing it.- Gas cars will continue to become cheaper in the future
as they lose popularity.- Electric cars' batteries do not have any negative
consequences for the environment.- We do not have enough money for an
electric car because we spent all our money on a vacation this year..
Answer: If something is better for the environment, then that counts in favor
of choosing it.

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