EAPP

What is a manifesto?

• A fictional story about beliefs

• A public announcement of views

• A secret set of intentions and beliefs

• A type of law for general public

Which type of manifesto refers to religious beliefs?

• educational

• creed

• professional

• scientific

What is an argument?

• A statement of agreement about something with proof

• A personal opinion with or without support

• A formal fight between two people

• A reason or set of reasons backed up with evidence

Which of the following best defines a premise?

• A personal opinion with no evidence

• A concluding statement without proof

• A proposition that supports the conclusion with evidence

• A supported declaration of view with evidence

Which of the following best defines a claim?

• A proposition that rationalizes the conclusion

• A statement or assertion typically without proof

• A published declaration of motives

• A piece of supporting evidences for public declaration

Which of the following is NOT a type of manifesto mentioned?

• educational

• personal

• scientific and technological

• legal

In the argument,“Research shows exercise reduces risk of disease; therefore, you should exercise daily,” what is the premise?

• Exercise reduces disease

• You should exercise daily

• Research is wrong

• Exercise is fun

Which of the following examples BEST shows an argument backed by premises?

• I like cats because they’re cute and they are my favorite.

• Students should study hard because it improves grades.

• Exercising everyday is very important.

• Happiness is your choice.

In the statement “Coal is a nonrenewable resource; nonrenewable resources are not infinite; therefore, coal is not infinite,” what is the conclusion?

• Coal is a nonrenewable resource

• Nonrenewable resources are not infinite

• Coal is not infinite

• Coal is renewable

What is an issue?

• A personal opinion about an important topic

• A minor problem at school

• A topic or problem for discussion

• A solution to a conflict regarding a topic