Q3: Lesson 3 | Claims

Question 1

an assertion of a
condition that exists, will exist, or has
existed. It is supported by verifiable facts
or data such as statistics or testimonies;
hence, there is potential for controversy,
conflict, or conversion.

Answer 1

claim of fact

Question 2

an assertion that
specific plans or courses of action should
be instituted as solutions to problems. It
is often procedural and/or organized.

Answer 2

claim of policy

Question 3

an attempt to prove
the desirability or undesirability of
something, or if something is good, bad,
or wrong. It expresses approval or
disapproval.

Answer 3

claim of value

Question 4

expresses the truth or
validity of an idea. These may also help you
intensify ideas to convince readers of the
strength of your claims.

Answer 4

affirmation

Question 5

are words that
convey contradiction or opposition. These
help in rebutting or arguing against the
claims of the opposite side. These are
used to express a denial or falsity of an
idea.

Answer 5

expressions that negate