Claim, evidence and reasoning.

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A claim is a statement that describes your position or point of view on a topic or issue.

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True

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A claim is not debatable; which means that we cannot agree or disagree with.

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False

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Evidence is any combination of facts, data, or examples, or quotations that support your claim.

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True

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Evidence is not debatable; which means we cannot agree or disagree with. Hint: Evidence is usually a supporting fact.

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True

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You use evidence to prove that a claim is true.

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True

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Are all claims equally true?

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False

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Can evidence include your opinion?

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False

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Is "claim" another word for "fact"?

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False

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Without evidence to support it, a claim is nothing but just an opinion.

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True

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Evidence should justify why a claim is valid.

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True