6 Questions
A report always includes statements that support or imply a claim.
False
The completion of the great renaissance dam of Ethiopia is expected to employ thirteen thousand Ethiopians.
True
The passage about the Air Force facing a shortage of experienced pilots is an argument made by the author.
False
Expository passages start with one or more sentences that develop the topic sentence.
True
Reports about arguments are always considered arguments themselves.
False
Interpreting passages as containing arguments must clarify whether the argument is the author's or someone else's.
True
Learn about the characteristics of reports and how they differ from arguments by analyzing various examples. Explore how statements in reports can serve as premises but do not necessarily imply any claim.
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