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Quiz on Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which sentence is a claim?

a)

Chores teach kids responsibility.

b)

Kids should have chores at home.

c)

Some kids do chores every day.

d)

A study showed kids with chores do better in school.

2.

Which sentence is a reason supporting that kids should have chores?

a)

Researchers found chores build life skills.

b)

Chores help kids learn responsibility and teamwork.

c)

Some families don’t assign chores.

d)

Kids usually help with dishes or trash.

3.

Which sentence is evidence?

a)

Kids should help because it builds character.

b)

Many parents think chores prepare kids for adulthood.

c)

According to a survey, students who do chores are more organized.

d)

Chores make the house cleaner.

4.

Which is an opinion?

a)

Kids in the U.S. spend an average of 30 minutes on chores.

b)

Most families use chores as part of their routine.

c)

Chores are the best way to teach responsibility.

d)

Some kids wash dishes while others clean rooms.

5.

Which source is the MOST reliable for research about chores?

a)

A YouTube influencer

b)

A parenting expert interviewed by a news outlet

c)

A friend who doesn’t do chores

d)

A social media poll

6.

Which statement is the claim?

a)

Kids should have daily chores.

b)

Chores help students learn time management.

c)

A study found chores improve self-control.

d)

Parents say chores build work habits.

7.

What is the evidence in this paragraph? (Use this text in the question: “According to a national survey, children who complete chores are more likely to stay organized at school.”)

a)

Chores benefit kids.

b)

A national survey showed chore-doers are more organized.

c)

Parents say chores help kids develop habits.

d)

Kids should do chores.

8.

Which sentence is a reason, not evidence?

a)

Research shows chores improve self-discipline.

b)

Chores help kids practice responsibility.

c)

A study tracked 500 families over 2 years.

d)

Scientists reported kids with chores complete homework faster.

9.

Which piece of evidence is weak?

a)

A child development researcher’s report

b)

A government study on family responsibilities

c)

My cousin said chores are bad

d)

A parenting magazine article with statistics

10.

Which is the strongest claim?

a)

Kids don’t like chores.

b)

Kids should do chores because it’s good for them.

c)

Children benefit from chores because the routine builds responsibility and problem-solving skills.

d)

Chores are annoying.

11.

Which part of CER explains why evidence supports a claim?

a)

Claim

b)

Reasoning

c)

Evidence

d)

Conclusion

12.

Which one is evidence for the claim “Kids should be assigned weekly chores”?

a)

Chores help kids build responsibility.

b)

Kids should clean their rooms.

c)

A 2023 study found kids with chores were 20% more organized.

d)

Kids don’t always want chores.