WorksheetsGP vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following is a false statement?
seem and appear often indicate an opinion
If someone uses the verb claim we should look for supporting evidence
The phrase 'it's a fact that............' always indicates something is true.
A valid argument usually consists of opinions supported by facts.
Which of the following is always factually correct?
a definition of a word from a reputable dictionary
a statistic
a study conducted by a university
a report published by an NGO
"If we increase public transport that uses clean energy, people can stop using cars and reduce pollution."
This argument lacks ..........
a thesis
examples/evidence
a premise
a prediction
The writer's main argument is based on the ___________ that all people should be treated equally.
evidence
premise
example
reason
When you tell the reader where you got some information for your report, this is called...
providing a citation/reference
developing an argument
stating your thesis
stating your main premise
Another word for a basic idea on which an argument/opinion is founded is ...............
proof
rejection
premise
data
Value judgements usually contain the following verbs...
like / hate / enjoy
must / can't / should / shouldn't
claim / reject / propose
highlight / support
The team project component that requires students to explore the challenges, describe the goals and examine the roles of each team member in the production of your outcome is called the...
explanation
outcome
individual report
reflection
"Studying culture is important because it increases understanding between people from different parts of the world."
This argument is justified
This argument is not justified
This is not an argument
This is not a valid argument
Justifying an argument usually involves.......
giving an example to support your argument and stating why this proves your point
contradicting the argument
changing the argument
agreeing with the argument
