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Types of Claims in Argumentation

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Quiz on factual, value, policy claims

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Types of Claims in Argumentation
 

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Types of Claims in ArgumentationOnline version

Quiz on factual, value, policy claims

by Morante, Erika C.
1

Which claim type asserts a statement about how things are or were?

2

A claim that judges whether something is good or bad is a claim of what?

3

Which claim advocates a specific course of action to change a situation?

4

Which type relies on evidence and data to support its truth?

5

Value-based claims are primarily supported by what rather than by numerical data?

6

Which claim type often involves ethical, moral, or aesthetic judgments?

7

Which element is essential to a claim of policy?

8

Which claim type can be refuted by counterexamples and evidence?

9

In persuasive writing, a policy claim typically ends with what?

10

Which claim type answers the question, 'Should we do X?'.

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