Claim, Evidence, & Reason

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What is a Claim?

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A claim is a statement that asserts something to be true. It is often the main point or argument that someone is trying to prove.

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What is Evidence?

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Evidence consists of facts, data, or information that supports a claim. It helps to validate the claim and make it more convincing.

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What is Reasoning?

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Reasoning is the explanation that connects the evidence to the claim. It shows how the evidence supports the claim.

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Example of a Claim: "Dogs make better pets than cats."

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This statement asserts a belief or opinion that can be supported or challenged.

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Example of Evidence: "Pizza Bros receives consistently high ratings and positive reviews from customers."

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This statement provides factual support for a claim about the quality of Pizza Bros.

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What does C-E-R stand for?

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C-E-R stands for Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning.

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What is the purpose of Evidence in C-E-R?

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The purpose of evidence is to provide support for the claim, making it more credible.

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What is the purpose of Reasoning in C-E-R?

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The purpose of reasoning is to explain how the evidence supports the claim.

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Identify the type: "I believe Ms. Ellis would win the cooking competition."

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This is an example of a Claim.

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Identify the type: "Dogs have a protective instinct."

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This is an example of Evidence.