1. Which is an example of a probability adverb?A. Could C. UsuallyB. Probably D. None of the above2. Fact, convention, opinion, and preference are common types of assertion used inA. Identifying assertion C. Determining evidencesB. Counterclaim D. None of the above3. Determining evidences isA. Asserting facts to support claims C. To details the given support surveyB. Rebutting a previous claim D. Showing courteous4. Hedges are used to be courteous in expressingA. Evidence C. CounterclaimsB. Assertions D. Critical reading5. Critical reading is not to criticize but to assess the validity of the text.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. Not so sure6. Hypertext reading is difficult than intertext reading.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. None of the above7. Your tone must be courteous when you are writing counterclaims.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. None of the above8. Critical reading is meant to assess the validity of textual evidence and not to criticizeA. True C. Both A & BB. false D. None of the above9. Interaction with the text is not necessary in evaluating judgment.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. None of the above

10. Which is an example of a modal hedge?A. Could C. UsuallyB. Probably D. None of the above11. Which is an example of Frequency adverb?A. Could C. UsuallyB. Probably D. None of the above12. Which of the following is a body of facts given by authors to support their claims?A. Counter claim C. EvidenceB. Opinion D. None of the above13. It is the act of giving statement for justification and explanation.A. Hedges C. AssertingB. Reasoning D. Evidence14. The following are the forms of hedges, exceptA. Modals C. Location adverbsB. Frequency adverbs D. Probability adverbs15. It is an engaging in analytic activity which involves the reader by asking questionsabout the text and the author’s claimA. Evidence C. CounterclaimsB. Assertions D. Critical reading

1. Fact, convention, opinion, and preference are common types of assertion used inA. Identifying assertion C. Determining evidencesB. Formulating counterclaim D. None of the above2. Critical reading is not to criticize but to assess the validity of the textA. True C. BothB. B. False D. Not so sure3. Determining evidences isA. Asserting facts to support claims C. Conducting a surveyB. Rebutting a previous claim D. Showing courteous4. Hedges are used to be courteous in expressingA. Evidence C. CounterclaimsB. Assertions D. Critical reading5. Hypertext reading is more difficult than intertext reading.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. None of the above6. Your tone must be courteous when you are writing counterclaims.A. True C. Both A & BB. False D. None of the above7. It is the act of giving a statement for justification and explanation.A. Hedges C. AssertingB. Reasoning D. Evidence8. It is an engaging in analytic activity which involves the reader by asking questionsabout the text and the author’s claim.A. Evidence C. CounterclaimsB. Assertions D. Critical reading

Decide if each of the following three statements are ture or false Statement 1 p > 0.54 is an example of an alternative hypothesis expressed formally. Statement 2 x̄ = 175.9 is an example of a null hypothesis expressed formally. Statement 3 μ1 – μ2 > 0 is an example of a null hypothesis expressed formally.

Which of the following is not a correct statement about a probability?Answer choicesSelect only one optionREVISITA) It must have a value between 0 and 1B) It can be reported as a decimal or a fractionC) A value near 0 means that the event is not likely to occur/happensD) It is the collection of several experiments3/10 questions attempted

inevitably, adv: as is certain to happen; unavoidablyAccording to the dictionary entry, which of these identifies the part of speech of the word inevitably?ResponsesA adjectiveadjectiveB verbverbC nounnounD adverb