Q3-ST3-Reading-and-Writing-Skills

How do you call an information that is clearly written and explained in the text?

• Inference

• Information

• Explicit

• Implicit

How do you call an information that is not stated outright in the text?

• Information

• Inference

• Implicit

• Inference

What is a statement that an author discusses, explains, or proves in his writing?

• Facts

• Opinion

• Claim

• Information

Which of the following is characteristics of claim clearly define argument?

• It is specific

• It is argumentative

• It refers to the main argument of your essay

• It defines your essay’s goal, direction, and scope.

Which is the type of claim that affirms or asserts quantifiably or measurably that a statement is true or untrue?

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Policy

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Opinion

________ claims are not clearly stated by the author.

• Explicit

• Implicit

• Suggestive

• Indirect

How can an author explain and justify the claims made in a text?

• by citing his or her own personal opinions

• by stating that many others hold the same convictions

• by giving proof to support the claims

• by making an undisputable claim

What is a statement that an author discusses, explains, or proves in his or her writing?

• Argument

• Claim

• Evidence

• Main Idea

Which statements tell the function of the central claim in a persuasive or argumentative text?

• It determines the scope of the topic.

• It limits the discussion.

• It broadens the scope of the topic.

• It states the importance of a topic.

Which of the following is not a claim of fact?

• The idea of playing outside does not appeal as much to children today as it did to children years ago.

• Many teachers are taking advantage of technological advancements and are incorporating the use of gadgets in their lessons.

• The number of cars on Metro Manila roads has increased in recent years.

• It should be unlawful to allow minors to stay outside after 10 in the evening.