t may state truths or opinions and is typically used to express a reader’s personal understanding of the text.A.AssertionB. ClaimC. CounterclaimD. Textual Evidence

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

It is used to form sound judgments supported by valid reasons or proof.A. ClaimB. CounterclaimB. Evaluative StatementD. Textual Evidence

It is an informational text that present factual data on a topic.*a. expositoryb. procedural textc. narratived. explanation

A major claim is Select one:The main/central argument that is a statement of opinionhighlight_offA quote that someone sayshighlight_offA statement of facthighlight_offA long, complex statement that can be either the central or supporting claim of an argument

What is this writing that presents claims and counterclaims and presents evidence, which can be statistics, studies, and expert opinions, among others?*1 pointArgumentativeDescriptiveExpositoryNarrative