Lensology Quiz 3

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Lensology Quiz 3

Milestones 4 & 5, Week 4 - Week 6: Days 19 - 28

- Lens 3 Shades
- Lens 1 Dominant vs Shades
- Lens 2 Shades
- Wrap up

Name *

1. Similarities between L2 and L3: *

1 point

There is only one way of looking at things

They are annoyed with Lens 1s

They both filter information using their logical sensibility

There should be no second correct answer or second best answer

2. L2 filters information through reason to: *

1 point

defend predecessors or preserve group identity

make sure all things make total sense (to them).

3. L3 filters information through reason to: *

1 point

defend predecessors or preserve group identity

make sure all things make total sense (to them).

4. Why would a Lens 3 put on a Lens 2 shades? *

1 point

To circumambulate the Kaaba

To satisfy their desires

To protect what to them is morally right, or to do that while not abandoning their group.

To make friends with Lens 1s

5. When we put on a Lens 1, we would follow anyone based on trust. This trust is: *

1 point

unconsciously bias

not bias

6. How far Lens 1 is limiting or detrimental depends on: *

1 point

the lens of the person or people they follow

the level of piety of the person or people they follow

the popularity of the person or people they follow

the gender of the person or people they follow

7. Survival of one's group identity depends on Lens 1s dominating the scene. *

1 point

False

True

8. When we adopt Lens 2 teachings, we are a: *

1 point

Lens 2

Lens 1 with a 2 Shades (L1-2)

Lens 2 with a 1 shades (L2-1)

Lens 1

9. When we scour the textbooks, we are using: *

1 point

Lens 1

Lens 2

Lens 3

10. L1:L2:L3 *

1 point

Pre-rational: Semi-Rational: Rational

National: Permanent Resident: International

Irrational: Rational : National

Follower: Leader: President

11. L3:L2:L1 *

1 point

Merry Christmas: Haram: Happy Holidays

Liberalist : Semi-Literalist: Literalist

12. Bearers of this lens have the highest risk of erring as their premise is trust-based blind-following: *

1 point

Lens 2

Lens 3

Lens 1

13. L1 as a dominant lens becomes a problem when parents or leaders continuously impose follower-attitude and dependent mindset on their children or followers even after they have passed the finish line of learning. *

1 point

False

True

14. L2 as a dominant lens is bias and limiting because: *

1 point

Its bearers use their own reason and opinion to interpret their textbooks

It restricts itself to scouring only textbooks originating or belonging to their own group

It puts on a Lens 1 shades

15. L3 as a dominant lens is rigid and limiting because: *

1 point

It puts on a Lens 1 shades

It completely shuns stories or anything it finds illogical without any consideration

It is selective when scouring textbooks

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