Composition Quiz 1
Composition Skills Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of composition techniques with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed to help you understand different claims used in writing and improve your analytical skills.
- 6 multiple choice questions
- Includes checkboxes for deeper evaluation
- Score-based assessment
A Claim of Fact
Argues that something is good or bad, or better than the other.
An assertion that can be proved or disproved with factual evidence.
Argues that certain conditions should exist in order to solve a problem
Which of the following pertains to the STAR Method? Select all that apply.
Typicality
Accuracy
Training
Reflection
Appeal
Relevance
Sufficiency
Support
Which of the following questions must be asked when evaluating a writer's pathetic appeal?
Does the writer come across as reliable?
Does the writer provide evidence to support his claim?
Does the writer use descriptive or attention-grabbing details?
What kind of experience does the writer have?
A Claim of Policy
Argues that certain conditions should exist in order to solve a problem.
Argues that something is good or bad, or better than the other.
Assertion that can be proved or disproved with factual evidence.
Which questions should be asked when evaluating ethical appeal?
Does the writer come across as authoritative and knowledgeable?
Does the writer use humor at any point?
Does the writer organize his information clearly?
Does the writer use data rather than emotion to back up his claims?
Does the writer come across as reliable?
What kind of experience does the writer have?
Where does the writer establish her thesis of the argument in the text?
A Claim of Value
An assertion that can be proved or disproved with factual evidence.
Argues that certain conditions should exist in order to solve a problem.
Argues that something is good or bad, or better than the other.
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