You engage in critical thinking whenever you encounter images, situations, news stories or articles and find yourself curious about them. Such things as images often prompt us to ask questions.

Look at each of the following images. For each image, describe the imageand create two "good" questions for each image described

\fChart 1 Police-reported crime rates, Canada, 1962 to 2012 rate per 100 000 population 12,000 Total = = Property crimes 10,000 Violent crimes Other crimes 8,00 0 6,000 4,00 0 2,000 1962 1947 1972 1977 1902 1907 1992 1997 2002 2007 2012 Note: Information presented in this chart represents data from the UCR Aggregate (UCR1) Survey, and permits historical comparisons back to 1962. New definitions of crime estegenes were introduced in 2009 and are only available in the new format back to 1998. As a result, numbers in this chart will not match data released in the new UCR2 format. Specifically, the definition of violent crime has been expanded. In addition, UCRI includes some different offences in the "Other' crimes category. Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.