FINAL EXAMINATION IN ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES 11

Full Name: (Last Name, First Name MI.) Example: Dela Cruz, Juan C.

Grade and Section

• 11-Platinum
• 11-Gold
• 11-Silver
• 11-Rhodium
• 11-Titanium

Which of the following is NOT true about argument?

• A. A statement that is always true.
• B. A set of claims with reasons and evidence offered as support.
• C. A set of statements where one is intended to support another.
• D. An exchange of diverging or opposite views, typically a heated or angry one.

What type of claim asserts a condition that existed, exists, or will exist and are based on facts or data that are, or can be verified?

• A. Claim of fact
• B. Claim of issue
• C. Claim of policy
• D. Claim of value

Claim of value usually uses the following words that manifest judgement rather than fact EXCEPT.

• A. better
• B. good
• C. more desirable
• D. in order to

The key words “should” and “ought” can be found in what type of claim?

• A. Claim of fact
• B. Claim of issue
• C. Claim of policy
• D. Claim of value

What are the components of an argument?

• A. Claim and evidence
• B. Claim and issue
• C. Claim and policy
• D. Claim and value

Which of the following statements is an example of a policy claim?

• A. "Everyone has the right to affordable healthcare."
• B. "Climate change is primarily caused by human activities."
• C. "Studies show that regular exercise reduces the risk of heart disease."
• D. "The government should provide free college education to all citizens."

Which of the following is a claim of fact?

• A. "Everyone should install solar panels at home."
• B. "Solar panels reduce electricity bills significantly."
• C. "Renewable energy is the future of our economy."
• D. "Solar panels are better than wind turbines for residential use."

Which of the following is NOT matched correctly with its claim type?

• A. Claim of Policy: "Exercise improves mental health."
• B. Claim of Value: "Exercise is more enjoyable than dieting."
• C. Claim of Fact: "Exercise reduces the risk of chronic diseases."
• D. Claim of Policy: "We need stricter laws against distracted driving."