Reviewer

These are writings that give facts and details about a topic to inform or teach the reader, such as articles, essays, textbooks, and reports. What are these?

• Persuasive Text

• Conclusion

•  Informative Text

• Narrative Text

A statement you can check and prove true through evidence or reliable references. What is this?

• Factual Knowledge

• Informed Opinion

• Statistical Inference

• Personal Testimony

It is something that is known or proven to be true. What is this?

• OPINION

• FACT

• TRUE

• FALSE

It is a statement based on belief, feeling, or judgment, not on proof. What is this?

• FACT

• FALSE

• TRUE

• OPINION

What are the four types of supporting evidence?

• Claim of Fact, Claim of Value, Claim of Policy, Self-Evidence

• Factual Knowledge, Statistical Inference, Informed Opinion, Personal Testimony

• Articles, Essays, Textbooks, Reports

• Facts, Opinions, Policies, Beliefs

Which type of evidence refers to a truth that needs no proof ?

• Opinion

• Personal Testimony

• Self-Evidence

• Factual Knowledge

Which type of evidence involves drawing conclusions from data, numbers, or trends?

• Informed Opinion

• Personal Testimony

• Self-Evidence

• Statistical Inference

Which type of evidence is based on observation, experiments, surveys, or research?

• Opinion

• Empirical Evidence

• Statistical Inference

• Personal Testimony

What are the four main types of evidence?

• Factual Knowledge, Statistical Inference, Informed Opinion, Personal Testimony

• Self-Evidence, Claim of Fact, Claim of Value, Claim of Policy

• Self-Evidence, Anecdotal Evidence, Argument from Authority, Empirical Evidence

• Observation, Experiment, Research, Guesswork

Which type of evidence uses personal stories or observations that may not be strong but can persuade an audience?

• Anecdotal Evidence

• Statistical Inference

• Factual Knowledge

• Empirical Evidence