A claim of policy is a statement that
a. can be proved or verified by observation or research.
b. asserts that one idea is better or more desirable than another.
c. suggests what should or ought to be done to solve a problem.
d. emphasizes issues of right versus wrong.
Question 2
An example of a claim of value is:
a. One way to reduce the size of landfills would be to make curbside recycling available in every community.
b. Farmers should raise organic vegetables because of the benefits to consumers and the environment.
c. Overcrowding in high school parking lots can be eliminated by implementing a lottery system for parking spots.
d. The number one genetic killer of children under age two is a little-known disease called spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
