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Quiz 2.4 - Mead of Poetry/Types of Claims

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of persuasive writing has for its purpose to explain a topic or an issue?

a)

persuasive writing

b)

argumentative writing

c)

expository writing

d)

narrative writing

2.

Which of these refers to the writer’s position or what he/she believes in an issue or topic?

a)

claim

b)

thesis statement

c)

argument

d)

statement of position

3.

All of these areas are difficult to use as claims of fact, EXCEPT ____.

a)

morality

b)

religion

c)

science

d)

culture

4.

Which type of persuasive writing has for its purpose to persuade the readers to take a certain course of action as an impact to reading?

a)

narrative writing

b)

expository writing

c)

argumentative writing

d)

investigative writing

5.

In an argumentative essay, which of these is another term for claim?

a)

contention

b)

claim

c)

thesis

d)

statement

6.

Which of these types of claims suggests the worth of an idea or practice?

a)

claims of definition

b)

claims of policy

c)

claims of fact

d)

claims of value

7.

Which of these claims state what should be implemented or not?

a)

claims of definition

b)

claims of policy

c)

claims of fact

d)

claims of value

8.

Which of these types of claims set out to argue the truth and falsity of an assertion?

a)

claims of definition

b)

claims of policy

c)

claims of fact

d)

claims of value

9.

A claim should be argumentative and debatable.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

A claim should be interesting and engaging.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

A claim can be seen in the thesis statement in an argumentative essay.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

A claim may be formulated by presenting one’s opinions or assertions about a certain issue.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Claims may not be verifiable.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Which of these refers to the great void in the story?

a)

Hnitbjorg

b)

Yggdrasil

c)

Jotunheim

d)

Ginnungagap

15.

Which of these did Baugi use to bore a hole on the mountain that directly led to Gunnlod’s room?

a)

auger

b)

mead

c)

whetstone

d)

scythe

16.

Which of these main groups of deities is in charge of the leadership, war, and laws in Asgard?

a)

A. Aesir

b)

B. Baugi

c)

C. Suttung

d)

D. Gunnlod

17.

Which of these practiced a kind of forbidden magic that became the reason for the long-standing feud between the Norse gods?

a)

Shadi

b)

Thor

c)

Bolverk

d)

Freya

18.

Why is Odin's choice of disguise name "Bolverk" (worker of evil) ironic?

a)

He was actually doing good by stealing the mead.

b)

It means "worker of good" in Old Norse.

c)

It honestly reveals his deceptive intentions while appearing to be just a name.

d)

Baugi didn't understand the meaning.

19.

Which of these had a possession of the mead in his mountain where he also asked his daughter to guard it day and night?

a)

Fjalar

b)

Baugi

c)

Suttung

d)

Gunnlod

20.

Which of these main groups of deities is in charge of prosperity, fertility, and certain types of magic?

a)

A. Aesir

b)

B. Vanir

21.

Which of these translates to the “land of the giants”?

a)

Hnitbjorg

b)

Yggdrasil

c)

Jotunheim

d)

Ginnungagap

22.

Which of these is NOT one of the containers of the mead?

a)

Gerdr

b)

Bodn

c)

Son

d)

Odroir

23.

Which of these slayed the being born out of the saliva of the two groups of gods?

a)

Fjalar and Galar

b)

Suttung and Gunnlod

c)

Gilling and his wife

d)

Aesir and Vanir

24.

Who was the being born out of the saliva of two rival groups of gods when they spit into common vessels in a peaceful ritual?

a)

Seidr

b)

Gerdr

c)

Kvasir

d)

Njord

25.

What is the secret to the being’s (the product of the truce between the two gods) wisdom?

a)

He directly answers questions with his wisdom.

b)

He answers a question with another question.

c)

He intrudes and insists on his suggestions.

d)

He never answers at all.

26.

Which of these refer to the cauldron container of the mead?

a)

Odrodrir

b)

Bodn

c)

Son

d)

Seidr

27.

Who among these was told by his father to guard the mead day and night?

a)

Gilling

b)

Gunnlod

c)

Bolverk

d)

Baugi

28.

Who among these drowned when he and two dwarves set out to sea?

a)

Gilling

b)

Suttung

c)

Gunnlod

d)

Gilling’s wife

29.

According to those who slayed him, how did the being in number 34 die?

a)

He tricked on his own wisdom.

b)

He was assassinated by someone else.

c)

He forgot to open his eyes when he slept.

d)

The Aesir gods ordered him to be killed.

30.

Who disguised himself as a wandering farmhand in order to get the mead by offering to do the work of the nine servants?

a)

Bolverk

b)

Gilling

c)

Thor

d)

Suttung

31.

What reward did the farmhand ask for in exchange for the service he gives to Baugi?

a)

a sip of the mead

b)

the hand of Gunnlod

c)

the service of nine thralls

d)

a whetstone to sharpen his scythe

32.

Who did Odin ask to drill through the rock when the supposed reward for his working in the farm was not met?

a)

Suttung

b)

Gunnlod

c)

Baugi

d)

Odrodrir

33.

What did the two dwarves use to mix with the being’s blood after draining it from his body?

a)

milk

b)

honey

c)

sugar

d)

flour

34.

Which of these learned about his parents’ murder and seized the perpetrators and at low tide, carried them out to a reef that would soon be covered by the waves?

a)

Suttung

b)

Gunnlod

c)

Baugi

d)

Odrodrir

35.

Which of these is also one of the containers of the mead and was appropriately named as “Stirrer of Inspiration” as it was also a cauldron?

a)

Son

b)

Bodn

c)

Odrodrir

d)

Kvasir

36.

What did Odin transform himself into to get to Gunnlod’s room?

a)

a snake

b)

an ant

c)

a fox

d)

a dog

37.

Who took the form of an eagle in pursuit of Odin who now consumed the whole contents of the mead?

a)

Suttung

b)

Baugi

c)

Gunnlod

d)

Gilling

38.

Who did the dwarves kill by placing a millstone that hit the head when she/he was about to exit their cave?

a)

Gilling

b)

Baugi

c)

Gilling’s wife

d)

Gunnlod

39.

How did Odin appear before Gunnlod, causing her to fall in love with him?

a)

as a cute little dog

b)

as an attractive cat

c)

as an attractive pet

d)

as an attractive young man

40.

Which of these themes is NOT evident in the story?

a)

Never mess up with the gods.

b)

Evil will never triumph over good.

c)

Always seek out attractive young men.

d)

Deceit and scheming will never win in the end.

41.

A debate team is discussing climate change. Which statement is a FACT?

a)

Global temperatures have risen by approximately 1.1°C since pre-industrial times.

b)

I believe climate change is the most pressing issue of our generation.

c)

Governments should prioritize environmental protection over economic growth.

d)

Renewable energy sources seem more sustainable than fossil fuels.

42.

Community leaders discuss social media's impact on youth. Which statement is a VALUE claim?

a)

Over 4.5 billion people worldwide use social media platforms.

b)

Society has a responsibility to protect young people from harmful online content.

c)

Social media companies probably care more about profits than user wellbeing.

d)

I think people were happier before smartphones became ubiquitous.

43.

A city council debates renewable energy initiatives. Which statement is a FACT?

a)

Installing solar panels will probably save the city money in the long run.

b)

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic cells.

c)

Cities have a moral obligation to reduce their carbon footprint.

d)

I believe renewable energy is the best solution for our community.

44.

A school board meeting addresses education reform. Which statement is a CLAIM OF POLICY?

a)

Quality education is essential for a thriving democracy.

b)

Finland's education system consistently ranks among the top in international assessments.

c)

Schools should eliminate standardized testing and adopt portfolio-based assessments.

d)

The state requires all students to complete four years of English to graduate.

45.

An English class discusses Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird." Which statement is a CLAIM OF VALUE?

a)

The novel is set in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama during the 1930s.

b)

High schools should include this novel in their required reading curriculum.

c)

Moral courage is more valuable than physical bravery.

d)

The novel won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1961.

46.

Community leaders discuss social media's impact on youth. Which statement is a CLAIM OF POLICY?

a)

Over 4.5 billion people worldwide use social media platforms.

b)

Social media companies should be required to verify users' ages before allowing account creation.

c)

Protecting children from harmful content is a fundamental responsibility of society.

d)

Studies show that excessive social media use correlates with increased anxiety in teenagers.

47.

Tech experts testify before Congress about artificial intelligence. Which statement is a CLAIM OF POLICY?

a)

AI development poses significant ethical challenges for society.

b)

Machine learning algorithms require large datasets to train effectively.

c)

Congress should establish federal regulations requiring AI transparency and accountability.

d)

The European Union implemented the AI Act in 2024.

48.

A book club examines F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby." Which statement is a CLAIM OF FACT?

a)

The pursuit of wealth without moral foundation is ultimately empty and destructive.

b)

The story takes place on Long Island during the summer of 1922.

c)

American literature courses should prioritize novels that critique the American Dream.

d)

Publishers should release annotated editions to help modern readers understand the context.

49.

Politicians debate healthcare policy in a public forum. Which statement is a CLAIM OF VALUE?

a)

The United States spends more per capita on healthcare than any other developed nation.

b)

The government should provide universal healthcare coverage for all citizens.

c)

Access to healthcare is a fundamental human right, not a privilege.

d)

Canada implemented its universal healthcare system in 1984.

50.

A literary seminar explores Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice." Which statement is a CLAIM OF POLICY?

a)

True love based on mutual respect is more valuable than marriages of convenience.

b)

The novel was first published in 1813.

c)

English departments should teach Austen's works to examine social class and gender dynamics.

d)

The novel has been adapted into numerous films and television series.