Formulating Evaluative Statements Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Formulating Evaluative Statements QuizOnline version Test your grasp of claims, counterclaims, and evidence. by Bonevie Antipala 1 What is a counterclaim in an argument? a The main conclusion of a text b A piece of evidence supporting a claim c A claim that rebuts a previous claim 2 Which part of an argument explains why a claim is true? a Evidence b Reason c Counterclaim 3 Which type of assertion can be proven objectively? a Opinion b Fact c Preference 4 What is the role of evidence in an argument? a Confirms the counterclaim b Offsets the main idea c Proves the truth of a claim 5 Which term describes a statement based on personal choice rather than proof? a Evidence b Fact c Preference 6 Counterclaims are used to provide what to the main claim? a More proof only b A summary of the text c A conflicting angle or standpoint 7 What type of statement would praise a text but also offer improvements? a Evaluative statement b Narrative statement c Descriptive statement 8 Which section directly supports asserting a position in an argument? a Evidence b Claim c Counterclaim 9 To rebut means to do what in formal argument? a Agree with a claim b Contradict a previous claim c Present new data without challenge 10 Which component links a claim to its supporting reasons? a Counterclaim b Evidence c Reason 11 What is the primary purpose of an evaluative statement? a List factual data b Provide a summary c Assess the value or quality of a text 12 Which type of assertion is classified as FACT, CONVENTION, OPINION, or PREFERENCE? a Evidence b Assertion c Claim 13 What does a strong counterclaim do in a persuasive piece? a Refutes the previous claim with evidence b Adds unrelated stories c Repeats the claim without change 14 Which element of an argument is the central direction or purpose? a Evidence b Claim c Reason

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Formulating Evaluative Statements Quiz

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Formulating Evaluative Statements QuizOnline version

by Bonevie Antipala

What is a counterclaim in an argument?

Which part of an argument explains why a claim is true?

Which type of assertion can be proven objectively?

What is the role of evidence in an argument?

Which term describes a statement based on personal choice rather than proof?

Counterclaims are used to provide what to the main claim?

What type of statement would praise a text but also offer improvements?

Which section directly supports asserting a position in an argument?

To rebut means to do what in formal argument?

Which component links a claim to its supporting reasons?

What is the primary purpose of an evaluative statement?

Which type of assertion is classified as FACT, CONVENTION, OPINION, or PREFERENCE?

What does a strong counterclaim do in a persuasive piece?

Which element of an argument is the central direction or purpose?