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CEFR B2 Logic and Critical Thinking

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1. A statement that seems self-contradictory but may reveal a deeper truth
4. The process of forming conclusions from evidence using logic
7. Challenged an assumption by asking for justification, past tense of question
12. Judged the strength of evidence and reasoning, past tense of evaluate
14. To show clearly by reasoning or evidence that something is true
16. A mistaken belief or flawed argument that seems valid but is not
18. Examined an argument's parts carefully, past tense of analyze
19. Facts or information that support or refute a claim in critical thinking
22. The ability to make considered decisions or arrive at sensible conclusions
23. To recognize a difference between valid and invalid reasoning
25. To take something as true without proof, often a source of error
26. Preposition: Logic examines the relationship ___ premises and conclusions
28. Describes something clearly shown by evidence and therefore obvious
29. To form an idea or concept in the mind through reasoning
30. Adverb: ___ , evaluate whether the conclusion follows from the evidence

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2. A personal belief or judgment not necessarily based on proof
3. To find out the truth of something through investigation and reasoning
5. Describes a thinker who doubts claims until sufficient evidence is given
6. Reached a final judgment after reasoning, past tense of conclude
8. A sequence of steps that establishes a conclusion beyond doubt
9. To convince someone through reasoning and evidence rather than force
10. Adverb: ___ , a good argument must avoid contradictions
11. The detailed examination of an argument's structure and evidence
13. A form of deductive reasoning with two premises and a conclusion
15. Definite article: ___ principle of charity requires interpreting an argument in its strongest form
17. Describes thinking that is unbiased and based on facts, not feelings
20. Adverb: Critical thinkers ___ question their own assumptions
21. A systematic tendency to think or judge in a way that is not neutral
24. Describes an argument whose parts fit together logically and clearly
27. Preposition: Critical thinking begins ___ questioning assumptions

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