Test 1: Multiple Choice
Directions: Choice the letter of the most appropriate answer in the following statements/ questions.
These are synonymous to belief, argument, assertion, or stand.
a. Stand
b. Claims
c. Arguments
d. Idioms
2 This claim is a statement that reports, describes, predicts, makes casual claims, or whether
something is a settled fact.
Claim of Fallacy
b. Claim of Fact c. Claim of Opinion d. Claim of Value
It is indirectly expressed in the text and you need to look for clues or make inferences to
understand its meaning.
a. Claim of Policy
b. Claim of Fallacy c. Implicit Claim d. Explicit Claim
4. It is directly and clearly stated in the text.
a. Claim of Policy
b. Claim of Fact
c. Implicit Claim d. Explicit Claim
5. It is beyond facts and beyond policies but surely appeals to your emotions and justifications.
a. Claim of Value b. Claim of Facts and Policies c. Judgment
d. Foundation
6. It is an argument where actions should be carried out.
a. Claim of Value b. Argumentative Claim c. Claim of Policy d. Principled Claim
7. Claim of fact and claim of value are types of claim based on
a. Method
b. Nature
c. Idea
d. Principle
8. Claim of fact is an argument that is based on
it considers time (past, present,
and future).
a. Principle
b. Evidence
c. Reality
d. Practicality
9. You will know if a statement is a claim of policy if there is an action to be done or
a. Solution to be taken b. Solution to be agreed c. Immediate Action d. Prompt action
10. It is sometimes called as claim of judgement because the reader has to decide whether the
argument or proposition is right or wrong.
a Claim of Value
b. Claim of Fallacy c. Claim of Principle d. Claim of Truth​