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Froggy Jumps Evidence Essentials QuizOnline version Interactive guide to evaluating evidence. by Dria Rio 1 What do we need to identify in argumentation? a opinion and personal experience b connectivity of topic and supporting details c main topic/claim 2 What type of evidence uses numbers and statistics? a Statistical evidence b Testimonial evidence c Anecdotal evidence 3 What is anecdotal evidence? a Personal stories from ordinary people b Formal experiments c Controlled measurements 4 Which evidence involves statements from experts or witnesses? a Analogical evidence b Testimonial evidence c Statistical evidence 5 Which step emphasizes how directly evidence supports the claim? a Argumentation b Reliability c Specificity 6 Why is statistical evidence often persuasive? a Provides accurate data using specific numbers and percentages b Relies on a single story c Ignores data entirely 7 What does analogical evidence rely on? a Comparisons to similar cases b Raw numbers only c Party affiliation 8 How can you assess a source's reliability? a Accept at face value b Count the number of pages c Check credibility and bias 9 What is the first step in evaluating evidence? a Publish your conclusion b Collect all data available c Identify the claim and what it supports 10 It is the body of fact or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid. a Evidence b Truth c Judgement 11 Six out of ten parents prefer face-to-face classes. What type of evidence is this? a Testimonial b Statistical c Anecdotal 12 When I slept late, I was sleepy in class the next day. What type of evidence is this? a Analogical b Anecdotal c Testimonial 13 A licensed teacher says reading daily improves comprehension. What type of evidence is this? a Analogical b Anecdotal c Testimonial 14 Cheating in exams is like stealing because both are dishonest acts. What type of evidence is this? a Anecdotal b Analogical c Statistical 15 A psychologist says sleep improves memory. What type of evidence is this? a Testimonial b Statistical c Anecdotal

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Evidence Essentials QuizOnline version

by Dria Rio

What do we need to identify in argumentation?

What type of evidence uses numbers and statistics?

What is anecdotal evidence?

Which evidence involves statements from experts or witnesses?

Which step emphasizes how directly evidence supports the claim?

Why is statistical evidence often persuasive?

What does analogical evidence rely on?

How can you assess a source's reliability?

What is the first step in evaluating evidence?

It is the body of fact or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

Six out of ten parents prefer face-to-face classes. What type of evidence is this?

When I slept late, I was sleepy in class the next day. What type of evidence is this?

A licensed teacher says reading daily improves comprehension. What type of evidence is this?

Cheating in exams is like stealing because both are dishonest acts. What type of evidence is this?

A psychologist says sleep improves memory. What type of evidence is this?