A justification is Select one:a statement of facthighlight_offa reason or explanation that proves a claim is falsehighlight_offevidence that proves a claimhighlight_offan explanation that supports or defends a major and/or minor claim

A major claim is Select one:The main/central argument that is a statement of opinionhighlight_offA quote that someone sayshighlight_offA statement of facthighlight_offA long, complex statement that can be either the central or supporting claim of an argument

1. Claim is a statement that contradicts one’s claim and is usually proven and supported by both reasons and evidences.*TrueFalse

Claim/Evidence/IdiomsQ1. Claim is a statement that something is ________.a) Trueb) Falsec) Joyfuld) SadQ2. The author must provide ______, or proof, that supports the claim.a) moneyb) evidencec) schoold) communityQ3. The evidence that an author provides should be ______ to the claim.a) cheapb) expensivec) irrelevantd) relevantQ4. Shrimp gives you bad breath. ______a) claimb) evidenceQ5. The dentist said you must eat less sugar, because sugar can give you cavities. _____a) claimb) evidenceQ6. An ______ is a figurative expression that cannot be understood literally.a) idiomb) claimc) evidenced) context cluesQ7. True or False?The statement "The Niners are the best football team" is a claim. _____a) Trueb) FalseQ8. True or False?The statement "The Niners had 5 wins and 11 losses in 2015" is a claim. _____a) Trueb) False

It is used to form sound judgments supported by valid reasons or proof.A. ClaimB. CounterclaimB. Evaluative StatementD. Textual Evidence

Assertion: Every contract must be supported by a consideration.Reason: A contract without a consideration is void.A.Both Assertion and Reason are correct and Reason is the correct explanation for AssertionCorrect AnswerB.Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not the correct explanation for AssertionYour AnswerC.Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrectD.Assertion is incorrect but Reason is correctPREVIOUS