Claims Flashcards

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What are claims?

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They are statements of assertion or position about a issue or topic

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What should claims be?

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Debatable, argumentative, relevant, and engaging

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What are the two kinds of claims?

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Implicit and explicit

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What are explicit claims?

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It is direct/apparent. It leaves no room for doubt about the writer’s position.

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What are implicit claims?

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They are claims that are implied/suggested. It is based on context, tone, or evidence provided.

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What are the three types of claims?

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Claim of fact, value, and policy.

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What is claim of fact?

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It is a claim that asserts the truth or existence of something. It is a claim that reports, describes, predicts, and shows cause and effect. This claim can usually be investigated through research or interview.

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What is a claim of policy?

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It claims that certain conditions should exist or that something should or should not be done, in order to solve a problem.

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What is a claim of value?

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It claims that something is good or bad, or that one thing is better than another.

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