Test I. IDENTIFICATION Directions: Identify the term being described from the statement below. write T if
the statement is true and write F if otherwise. Write your answers in the spaces
provided before each number.

1. Position Paper reflects series of statements for or against something that
involves logic, research evidence and assertion to make persuasion.
2. As a type of paper, position paper should not only criticize but should
also express challenges.
3. A manifesto can be written by anybody regardless of status.
4. A social issue can be a good subject of an essay.
5. The body of an essay is where evidences are stated to prove a claim.
6. Conclusions in an essay are more detailed than the body.
7. Evidences in an argument add weight to a claim.
8. An emphatic statement at the end of an argument will influence
adjudicators / judges in a debate to merit the speaker's claim.
9. Gathering of evidences need not be done as long as words are chosen
properly to express strong claim.
10. Thorough investigation about a subject must be observed in any essay.​