Quiz 3: Textual Evidence (Q4:RWS:Module4)
Quiz by Erika Crizel Lacsam
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- Q1
What is the purpose of assertion?
refute a proposition
express ideas clearly
present a fact
gather data
300s - Q2
What does counterclaim serve?
provide an opposing viewpoint
offer solutions to problems
concur with ideas of the experts
discuss an issue
300s - Q3
Which is the central argument of a text?
Assertion
opinion
fact
claim
300s - Q4
Which stylistic approach or technique involves a strong declaration regarding a belief or fact?
claim
assertion
expression
opinion
300s - Q5
Why are both claim and counterclaim essential in critical reading?
both needed in classroom interaction
readers use them in decision making
both help determine textual evidence
reading involves argumentation
300s - Q6
You can easily determine one’ assertion once you are done reading a certain text.
truefalseTrue or False300s - Q7
Textual evidence should be identified first before making a claim or assertion.
falsetrueTrue or False300s - Q8
Textual evidence is needed to support one’s claim and counterclaim.
truefalseTrue or False300s - Q9
Determining textual evidence will make one’s claim valid.
truefalseTrue or False300s - Q10
Textual evidence are conspicuously written by the writers.
falsetrueTrue or False300s