WorksheetsEAPP
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 13mins
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
Which of the following is a reasonable argument?
School uniforms should be banned because I don’t like them.
School uniforms should be required because they promote equality.
School uniforms are ugly.
School uniforms are expensive because my friend said so.
What is factual evidence?
An opinion that sounds true
A random guess
A belief with no support
Evidence based on research and direct proof
Which of the following is nonfactual evidence?
DepEd is committed to provide quality education.
A statistical survey on cancer rates.
I believe online learning is always better.
The principal announced that there is no class today.
Which type of claim asks, “Is it true, will it occur or not?”
Policy
Authenticity
Value
Definition
The statement “Social media can increase both connection and stress among students” is an example of:
Claim of Policy
Claim of Definition
Claim of Cause and Effect
Claim of Value
Which of the following shows the wrong pairing of claim type and example?
Value – “Education is more valuable than wealth.”
Policy – “Sex offenders must be sent to institutions.”
Authenticity – “Jose Rizal wrote Noli Me Tangere.”
Definition – “Overeating causes early death.”
Which of the following is an example of a claim of definition?
Fast food can be defined as meals prepared quickly and served immediately.
Most teenagers today use social media daily.
Honesty is the most important trait of a leader.
Social media can increase stress among students.
Which of the following is an example of a claim of authenticity?
Education is more valuable than wealth
Climate change is happening now
A true friend supports you in bad times
Schools should require uniforms
Which of the following best distinguishes reasonable vs unreasonable argument?
Reasonable arguments are based on logic and evidence, while unreasonable ones rely on opinion.
Reasonable arguments are explained with many details.
Unreasonable arguments are explained with many details.
Reasonable arguments cannot be questioned or challenged.
The claim “Killing animals in the process of medical testing is immoral” is a claim of:
Value
Definition
Authenticity
Policy
What type of claim in in this picture?
Definition
Cause and Effect
Authenticity
Value
What type of claim is this?
Policy
Authenticity
Definition
Value
What type of claim is in the picture?
Cause and Effect
Authenticity
Value
Definition
It is a set of reasons with evidence to make you believable.
Factual Evidence
Issue
Argument
Premise
What type of claim ask this question, "How critical is it to address the issue?"
Cause and Effect
Value
Policy
Definition
What type of claim answers the question, "What exactly is it?"?
Authenticity
Value
Definition
Policy
It answers the question, "How did it happen?"?
Policy
Cause and Effect
Value
Authenticity
Why are the supporting statements (“fast, secure, lasts longer, works seamlessly”) considered premises and not claims?
Because they are opinions and cannot be proven.
Because they provide reasons to support the main claim.
Because they are the conclusion of the argument.
Because they are irrelevant statements.
Why is “the right time has not come yet” considered a premise?
Because it explains the reason behind the claim.
Because it is the final conclusion.
Because it is another claim.
Because it makes the statement weaker.
Which of the following does not contain both a claim and a premise?
I study hard because I want to pass the exam.
She avoids sweets since she wants to stay healthy.
He wakes up early because he needs to go to work.
The sky is blue and the grass is green.
