TRUE or FALSE
____1. In a position paper, It is required to research the evidence of the claims.
____2. In a position paper, it is not important to present an argument.
____3. Unlike research, opinions will be enough to defend one's side in a position paper.
____4. In considering a topic for a position paper, it is important to ask if the issue is real with genuine controversy and uncertainly.
____5. The thesis statement is first found in the body of the position paper.
____6. The first step in selecting a topic for a position paper is to decide your position on the issue.
____7. An argument contains a claim.
____8. In writing a position paper, it is also important to spend time studying counterarguments designed to convince the readers.
____9. A position paper is not just about opinions; it also presents argument designed to convince the readers.
___10. The thesis statement should also present a reason for the claim.
___11. A claim is an idea of an argument that enumerates the important details.
___12. The following are the different types of a claims; fact, value, policy, and argument.
___13. A claim of facts asserts that what is stated is true or not.
___14. Evidence is the support to the reasons given to prove a claim.
___15. Each paragraph in the body must have a topic sentence.
___16. Writing a report requires critical and logical thinking skills.
___17. Presenting statistics in a survey report in unnecessary.
___18. The purpose of a report is to communicate to a company or an organization regarding the process, progress, and result of a research project.
___19. A report is written to express subject thoughts on a topic.
___20. Graphic organizers are useful in presenting data in a report.
___21. Report writing shares similar process with research writing.
___22. A survey's validity must be tested first before giving it to the respondents.
___23. The use of graphic organizers eases the interpretation of survey results.
___24. Respondents should be be forced to answer surveys and participate in an experiment.
___25. Reports are always written using informal or casual language.
___26. Similar with a position paper, reports are persuasive in tone.
___27. Information written in pieces of literature is continuously changing and updating.
___28. Nothing observations is important in writing a field report.
___29. Laboratory reports contain information about a conducted experiment.
___30. A technical reports can be peer-reviewed and published with the intention of sharing information to the public.

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