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• What is a claim in the context of an argument?

  A statement that supports the author’s stand
• What does a claim of fact assert?

  That a specific condition exists or will exist
• Why is evidence important in an argument?

  It strengthens the author's claim
• What does a claim of value express?

  Approval or disapproval about desirability
• What should be identified first when analyzing an argument?

  The major claim being made in the article
• How should evidence be evaluated when supporting an argument?

  It should be compared with other arguments
• What is the primary purpose of presenting factual evidence in an argument?

  To support the argument and enhance credibility
• What characterizes a well-cited piece of evidence?

  References from credible sources
• What type of data is most effective in defending a position?

  Statistical data from scientific studies
• How can evidence be incorporated when writing an argumentative essay?

  By integrating evidence logically to support points
• What should be considered when evaluating an argument?

  Its relevance and reliability in supporting the claim
• How can one assess if an argument is well-defended?

  By analyzing if it presents logical reasoning
• What is the primary purpose of a position paper?

  To present one side of an issue and persuade
• What does an argumentative thesis state?

  The author's stance on the issue
• What should be included in the introduction of a position paper?

  Background information
• How can claims in a position paper be strengthened?

  By using credible evidence
• What is a claim in the context of an argument?

  A statement that supports the author’s stand
• What is the purpose of summarizing counterclaims in a position paper?

  To acknowledge opposing views and refute them
• What does a claim of fact assert?

  That a specific condition exists or will exist
• What is an example of an effective argumentative thesis statement?

  Online education should be adopted widely
• Why is evidence important in an argument?

  It strengthens the author's claim
• What is the primary purpose of a report?

  To provide information for decision-making
• What does a claim of value express?

  Approval or disapproval about desirability
• What does effective report structure include?

  A title page, introduction, body, conclusion, references
• Why is reader-friendly language essential in a formal report?

  To ensure clarity
• What section should be prioritized in a report for management?

  An abstract summarizing key findings
• What should be first identified when analyzing an argument?

  The major claim being made in the article
• How should evidence be evaluated when supporting an argument?

  It should be compared with other arguments
• How can one determine if the objectives of a report are realistic?

  By assessing if they can be achieved within time frame
• What is the primary purpose of presenting factual evidence in an argument?

  To support the argument and enhance credibility
• What is most critical when evaluating a report's structure?

  The clarity and organization of information
• What characterizes a well-cited piece of evidence?

  References from credible sources
• What is the primary purpose of a survey questionnaire?

  To collect specific information
• What type of data is most effective in defending a position?

  Statistical data from scientific studies
• What type of survey question allows respondents to select options?

  Multiple choice questions
• How can evidence be incorporated when writing an argumentative essay?

  By integrating evidence logically to support points
• Why should the language be simple in a survey questionnaire?

  To ensure all respondents can answer easily
• What should be considered when evaluating an argument?

  Its relevance and reliability in supporting the claim
• What are screening questions in a survey?

  Questions that filter respondents by criteria
• How can one assess if an argument is well-defended?

  By analyzing if it presents logical reasoning