9. This is sometimes called persuasive writing because it seeks to convince readers to support a stand on a certain issue. It also requires the writer to examine a topic or issue which involves the collection, generation and evaluation of exhibits and/or evidences. It further emphasizes the writer's agreement or disagreement on particular proposition. A. Assertion B. Argumentation C. Opinion 10.It is defined as a view, judgment or appraisal drawn from facts. It is usually a concept or impression based on factual evidence. A. Assertion B. Argumentation C. Opinion​