The problem-solving checklist outlines three steps for using critical thinking to solve problems. What are the three steps? A) (1) think critically about the problem, (2) create an action plan, (3) compare and contrast possible solutions

B) (1) describe the problem, (2) identify facts and details, (3) define the solution

C) (1) define the problem, (2) identify available solutions, (3) select your solution

D) (1) think about possible solutions, (2) select your solution, (3) review the problem

What is the main purpose of completing a certification program? o a. to become eligible for a bachelor's degree o b. to receive a general education o c. to learn a specific skill for a particular career field o d. to do research in a particular career field

If you could have one clothing item of your choice, but it was in either of these colors, which would you choose out of each category? blue or pink red or yellow red or green green or purple blue or green

The subject option isn't available. the topic is earth science!suppose you are a city engineer whose job it is to explore how to use more renewable energy in your locality. 1. consider the resources in your city and select one of the following: - hydropower -solar power -wind power -geothermal power 2. prepare a pamphlet or multimedia presentation to convince a committee of citizens and local leaders that the renewable energy source you have selected is best for you locality. in your pamphlet or presentation include: - a discussion of the renewable energy source that is best for your town and why -a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of this energy source -a discussion of why you think your city should use more of this energy source -how the use of renewable energy will impact your city -pictures and/or charts and tables to strengthen your arguments