HUM 115 Chapter 2 Quiz

HUM 115 Chapter 2 Quiz"You should vote for the Independent candidate, because she will keep the economy strong." is an example of an argument an explanation both an argument and an explanation neigher an argument nor an explanation 5 points Q U ESTIO N 2 1. Statements that are intended simply to convey information about a subject are called narrations informative statements reports descriptions 5 points Q U ESTIO N 3 1. An ought imperative is a sentence that has the form of an imperative or command but is intended to assert a value or ought judgment. True False 5 points Q U ESTIO N 4 1. Which of the following are arguments? reports conditional statements 1explanations None of the Above 5 points Q U ESTIO N 5 1. "Although a few cities, notably New York and Philadelphia are indeed having trouble finding nearby landfills, there is no national shortage of 2landfills. Thus, lack of space for disposing of waste is not a rationale for recycling." (Chris Hendrickson and Francis McMichael, "Time to Dump Recycling?") is an example of an argument an explanation both an argument and an explanation neither an argument nor an explanation 5 points Q U ESTIO N 6 1. Conditional statements are "if-then" statements. True False 5 points Q U ESTIO N 7 1. The United States is a very special place. It will stop being special if we take it for granted. Every generation must renew its commitment to our basic beliefs. That’s why you must follow the election news on TV and in newspapers." (Robert J. Samuelson, "Pay Attention, Kids," Washington Post) is an example of an argument an explanation both an argument and an explanation neigher an argument nor an explanation 5 points