EAPP Summative Test (September)

A concept paper is only written to propose a project.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Emotional appeals are not important in a position paper.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In a formal definition, personal views and opinions are often used to define a concept.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Gathering information on both sides of an issue is essential for writing a position paper.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Technical definitions are easy to understand for most audiences since they use layman's language.

• TRUE

• FALSE

 The introduction of a position paper should include background information about the issue.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The concept paper as an extended definition is meant to inform the audience by explaining the “what-ness” of something.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A position paper must include opposing viewpoints to strengthen the author's argument.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A concept paper for a project proposal must include a section that details the required materials, personnel, and costs.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The body of a position paper should only present the writer's arguments without acknowledging opposing views.

• TRUE

• FALSE