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What is an evaluative statement?
- A statement that provides factual information
- A statement that expresses judgment or assessment
- A statement that asks a question
- A statement that describes a process
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Which of the following is an example of an evaluative statement?
- The sun rises in the east.
- Apples are a type of fruit.
- The movie had excellent cinematography, but the plot was weak.
- Water boils at 100°C.
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Why is an evaluative statement important?
- It provides a subjective opinion without any justification.
- It helps in analyzing and assessing information effectively.
- It discourages critical thinking.
- It focuses only on personal emotions.
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What is the primary purpose of an evaluative statement?
- To describe an event factually
- To persuade someone to agree
- To assess and make a judgment about something
- To narrate a story
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Which phrase best introduces an evaluative statement?
- According to science...
- Based on my analysis...
- It is a known fact that...
- It was reported that...
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What is a characteristic of an effective evaluative statement?
- It is purely based on emotions.
- It is vague and lacks supporting evidence.
- It is clear and supported by valid reasoning.
- It avoids any judgment or assessment.
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Which sentence uses an evaluative statement correctly?
- The book is about friendship and adventure.
- The book effectively portrays the struggles of friendship through well-developed characters.
- Many people read books for entertainment.
- Books are sold in bookstores and online.
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What does an evaluative statement typically include?
- A neutral observation
- A judgment based on criteria or standards
- A list of facts only
- A collection of unrelated ideas
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Which of the following phrases signals an evaluative statement?
- It is said that...
- In my opinion...
- The research states...
- Statistically speaking...
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Which of the following is NOT necessary when formulating an evaluative statement?
- Providing reasons to support the evaluation
- Including personal bias without justification
- Using clear and precise language
- Considering different perspectives
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What is an assertion of fact?
- A statement that can be proven true or false
- A personal belief
- A widely accepted practice
- A personal choice
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Which of the following is an example of an opinion?
- The Earth revolves around the Sun
- Chocolate is the best ice cream flavor
- Water boils at 100°C
- The capital of Italy is Rome
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What is a convention?
- A statement of fact
- A personal preference
- A widely accepted way of doing something
- A unique opinion
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Which of the following is a preference?
- Summer is warmer than winter
- I prefer reading books to watching movies
- Birds can fly
- Water is made of hydrogen and oxygen
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How can you identify an assertion of fact?
- It is based on personal feelings
- It can be proven with evidence
- It is a common practice
- It is a personal choice
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Which statement reflects a convention?
- People often shake hands when meeting
- Dogs are better than cats
- The sky is blue
- The Amazon is a forest
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What distinguishes an opinion from a fact?
- Opinions are universally true
- Opinions cannot be proven true or false
- Facts are based on emotions
- Facts are subjective
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Which of the following is a factual statement?
- Pizza is the best food
- The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean
- Red is the prettiest color
- Cats are more fun than dogs
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Why are conventions important in society?
- They express personal feelings
- They provide a standard way of doing things
- They are based on scientific evidence
- They are personal choices
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Can a preference be wrong?
- Yes, if it is unpopular
- No, preferences are personal
- Yes, if it contradicts facts
- No, if it is a convention
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