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GRADE 7 QUIZVersion en ligne CLAIMS par Sonia Shayne Manrique 1 1.Which type of claim is true or untrue, or that a condition exists based on evidence? a Claim of Value b Claim of Policy c Claim of Fact d Explicit Claim 2 2.A Claim of Value is best described as a statement that: a Suggests a specific course of action or rule. b Judges whether something is right or wrong, good or bad. c Proves a scientific fact with numbers. d Is directly stated in a single sentence. 3 3.Look for words like "should," "must," or "ought to." These words usually signal which type of claim? a Claim of Fact b Claim of Policy c Claim of Value d Implicit Claim 4 4.“The school cafeteria should offer more healthy vegetable options." What kind of claim is this? a Claim of Policy b Claim of Value c Claim of Fact d Implicit Claim 5 5."Online learning is better than traditional classroom learning." This statement is an example of a: a Claim of Fact b Claim of Policy c Claim of Value d Explicit Claim 6 6."The Earth orbits the Sun once every 365.25 days." What type of claim is this? a Claim of Value b Claim of Policy c Implicit Claim d Claim of Fact 7 7.If a claim is "explicit," it means the author's message is: a Hidden between the lines. b Directly and clearly stated in the text. c Only suggested by clues. d Based entirely on an opinion. 8 8.When a reader has to use clues, context, and inferences to figure out the author's main point, the claim is: a Explicit b Policy c Implicit d Fact 9 9.Read this short text: "The sky grew dark, the wind began to howl, and everyone ran inside to close their windows." What is the implicit claim being made? a A storm is approaching. b The neighbors like running. c The windows are broken. d Summer has started. 10 10.Read this text: "Studies show that getting 8 hours of sleep improves a student's grades." What type of claim is explicitly stated here? a a.Claim of Policy b b.Claim of Fact c Claim of Value d Implicit Claim

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GRADE 7 QUIZVersion en ligne

par Sonia Shayne Manrique

1.Which type of claim is true or untrue, or that a condition exists based on evidence?

2.A Claim of Value is best described as a statement that:

3.Look for words like "should," "must," or "ought to." These words usually signal which type of claim?

4.“The school cafeteria should offer more healthy vegetable options." What kind of claim is this?

5."Online learning is better than traditional classroom learning." This statement is an example of a:

6."The Earth orbits the Sun once every 365.25 days." What type of claim is this?

7.If a claim is "explicit," it means the author's message is:

8.When a reader has to use clues, context, and inferences to figure out the author's main point, the claim is:

9.Read this short text: "The sky grew dark, the wind began to howl, and everyone ran inside to close their windows." What is the implicit claim being made?

10.Read this text: "Studies show that getting 8 hours of sleep improves a student's grades." What type of claim is explicitly stated here?