Q3 M4 - VALIDITY

In the story “Driving Miss Daisy”, what was Hoke accused of?

• A. He was accused of slacking off.
• B. He was accused of sleeping on the job.
• C. He was accused of stealing a can of salmon.
• D. He was accused of running off with Miss Daisy’s money.

What is the lesson of the story, “Driving Miss Daisy”?

• A. Friends can come from unlikely places.
• B. Kindness is expected from the strong, not the weak.
• C. Equality is a choice everyone can actively participate in.
• D. It is the responsibility of those in the position to provide equality.

Which of the following was an issue at the time the story was taking place?

• A. Equality
• C. Kindness
• B. Family
• D. Responsibility

Which of the following tasks uses citations?

• A. articles
• C. research
• B. essays
• D. all of the above

Which of the following character traits is the reason a character acts in a certain way?

• A. decisions
• C. motivation
• B. evidences
• D. traits

If you were someone who listens to an argument, which would you look out for?

• A. decisions
• C. motivation
• B. evidences
• D. traits

According to the excerpt “There Were No Winners In This’ Government Shutdown”, which of the following is not the most important focus of the government?

• A. Creating good jobs
• C. Providing support to our elders
• B. Growing the economy
• D. Getting the fiscal house in order

Which of the following information is a statement that can be verified or proven to be true or false?

• A. declarative statement
• C. factual statement
• B. expository statement
• D. subjective statement

Which of the following involves judgment, feeling, opinion, or emotion rather than factual information?

• A. declarative statement
• C. factual statement
• B. expository statement
• D. subjective statement

Which of the following shows the soundness and strength of an argument?

• A. audience
• C. evidence
• B. authority
• D. validity