QUIZ ON ASSERTION

What type of assertion presents a viewpoint or claim without providing evidence or reasoning?

• Supported assertion

• Unsubstantiated assertion

• Logical assertion

• Inconclusive assertion

Which type of assertion relies on factual evidence or logical reasoning to support its claim?

• Unsupported assertion

• Evidence-based assertion

• Opinionated assertion

• Hypothetical assertion

Which of the following is an example of a value assertion?

• The Earth orbits the Sun

• Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor

• Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius

• Birds can fly

A statistical assertion is characterized by:

• Using anecdotes to support a claim

• Presenting numerical data or percentages to support a claim

• Expressing personal beliefs or preferences

• Making predictions about future events

What distinguishes a qualified assertion from other types of assertions?

• It presents a claim without providing any supporting evidence

• It acknowledges limitations or exceptions to the claim being made

• It relies solely on logical reasoning to support its claim

• It presents a hypothetical scenario rather than a concrete claim.

An assertion that presents a scenario or situation that could potentially happen is known as a:

• Hypothetical assertion

• Speculative assertion

• Unsupported assertion

• Logical assertion

Which type of assertion relies on subjective opinions or personal preferences rather than objective evidence?

• Objective assertion

• Value assertion

• Logical assertion

• Hypothetical assertion

What distinguishes a moral assertion from other types of assertions?

• It presents a claim based on factual evidence

• It presents a claim based on subjective beliefs about right and wrong

• It presents a claim without providing any supporting evidence

• It presents a claim based on statistical data

Which type of assertion provides examples or anecdotes to support its claim?

• Logical assertion

• Supported assertion

• Anecdotal assertion

• Speculative assertion

An assertion that presents a claim while acknowledging potential counterarguments or opposing viewpoints is known as a:

• Qualified assertion

• Unsupported assertion

• Value assertion

• Logical assertion