Long Quiz For Reading and Writing

Provide the subject code description for ENG2.

• Oral Communication in Context

• English for Academic and Professional Purposes

• Media and Literacy

• Reading and Writing Connection

It refers to reasons offered for or against something.

• Argument

• Reason

• Premise

• Example

What do you call the central point of an argument?

• Argument

• Premise

• Conclusion

• Reasoning

Also known as an evidence

• Argument

• Conclusion

• Premise

• Reasoning

It is the statement accepted or supposed a true without proof

• Argument

• Premise

• Assumption

• Conclusion

Refers to the data on which a judgment or conclusion is based.

• Data

• Assumption

• Evidence

• Conclusion

In identifying arguments, you are focused on the author’s main line of___________.

• Reasoning

• Assumption

• Evidence

• Conclusion

It eliminates the gap between the premise and conclusion.

• Assumption

• Evidence

• Premises

• Argument

It is a statement accepted or supposed as true without proof.

• Premises

• Argument

• Evidence

• Assumption

It refers to data on which judgment is based.

• Argument

• Assumption

• Premises

• Evidence