CER Quiz

What is a claim in CER?

• A claim is a type of insurance policy.

• A claim is a financial transaction.

• A claim is a legal action taken against someone.

• A statement or assertion made in a scientific argument or investigation.

What is evidence in CER?

• Opinions or beliefs

• Irrelevant information

• Contradictory data

• Supporting data or information

What is reasoning in CER?

• The process of using evidence and logical thinking to support or refute a claim or hypothesis.

• The process of using emotions and intuition to support or refute a claim or hypothesis.

• The process of blindly accepting a claim or hypothesis without any evidence or logical thinking.

• The process of using personal opinions and biases to support or refute a claim or hypothesis.

What is an argument in CER?

• The argument in CER is a counterclaim that opposes the claim.

• The argument in CER is a piece of evidence that supports a claim.

• The argument in CER is a conclusion drawn from the evidence.

• The argument in CER is the reasoning or explanation that supports a claim.

Which subtopic of CER involves making a statement or assertion?

• Claim

• Evidence

• Reasoning

• Counterclaim

Which subtopic of CER involves providing facts, data, or information to support a claim?

• evidence

• proof

• argument

• testimony

Which subtopic of CER involves explaining the thought process or logic behind a claim?

• conclusion

• analysis

• reasoning

• evidence

Which subtopic of CER involves presenting a claim along with supporting evidence and reasoning?

• Argumentation

• Analysis

• Summary

• Explanation

True or False: Evidence is not necessary in CER.

• Sometimes

• True

• False

• Not sure

True or False: Reasoning is not important in CER.

• Not applicable

• Partially true

• False

• True