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Types of Assertions

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What is the primary characteristic of a FACT assertion?

It can be proven objectively by direct experience or research (correct)

It is based on personal choice

It is difficult to objectively verify

It is a way of doing something similar to traditions and norms

Which type of assertion expresses a personal choice?

PREFERENCE (correct)

FACT

CONVENTION

OPINION

What is the key difference between an OPINION and a FACT?

An OPINION is based on facts, while a FACT is not

An OPINION is a personal choice, while a FACT is a norm

An OPINION is a way of doing something, while a FACT is a statement

An OPINION is difficult to verify, while a FACT is objective (correct)

What is the purpose of an assertion?

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What is a CONVENTION?

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Types of Assertions

There are four types of assertions: FACT, CONVENTION, OPINION, and PREFERENCE.
FACT statements can be proven objectively through direct experience, witness testimonies, verified observations, or research results.

Definition of Assertion

An assertion is a declarative sentence that expresses a belief about something as if it is true, even if it may not be.
Assertions can be expressed as an argument.
Assertions often express evaluations, such as:
- Useful
- Significant
- Important
- Insightful
- Detailed
- Up-to-date
- Comprehensive
- Practical
- Impressive

Key Features of Assertions

FACTs are objectively verifiable.
CONVENTIONs are similar to traditions and norms.
OPINIONs are based on facts but are difficult to objectively verify.
PREFERENCEs express a personal choice.

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This quiz covers the different types of assertions, including FACT statements, CONVENTION, OPINION, and PREFERENCE. Learn how to identify and distinguish between these types of declarative sentences. Improve your critical thinking skills and effective communication!