EVIDENCE
TYPES OF EVIDENCE
VALID OR NOT
BONUS QUESTION
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: SUPER HARD
2

For 2 points....

FACT OR BLUFF

The fingerprints found at the crime scene were crucial evidence in solving the case.

FACT, because this provide information that supports or proves a particular claim or assertion—in this case, the claim that the person whose fingerprints were found was present at the crime scene. 

2

For 2 points...

During the investigation into the effectiveness of a new fitness program at the school, several students provided __________ evidence by sharing how the program helped them improve their physical fitness levels and overall health.

TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE, because it involves firsthand accounts or statements from students about their experiences with the fitness program.

2

For 2 points...

Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas: Did you hear that the moon is made of cheese?

Cong. Dan S. Fernandez: Really? Where did you hear that?

Mayor Arlene B. Arcillas: My cousin's friend's sister said so. Your crush.

Cong. Dan S. Fernande: Oh, well, that settles it then. The moon is definitely made of cheese!

This conversation is NOT VALID because the claim about the moon being made of cheese is based on hearsay without credible evidence.

2

For 2 points...

FACT OR BLUFF

The student's high grades and consistent participation in class activities were evidence of her dedication to her studies.

FACT. The high grades and consistent participation in class activities serve as evidence because they suggest a pattern of behavior consistent with someone who is committed to their academic pursuits.

2

For 2 points...

According to a survey, 80% of students in the class reported using TikTok as a learning tool, providing ___________ evidence of the popularity of the platform among students for educational purposes.

STATISTICAL EVIDENCE

2

For 2 points...

VALID OR NOT


The man's response is NOT VALID because it's too simple for a complex situation. It doesn't show empathy or understanding and doesn't explain why the woman hears people talking. It also ignores how the brain processes sound and other factors affecting perception.

5

For 5 points...

MS. JOYMIE: I tried the new diet plan everyone's been talking about.

MRS. ARLENE: How did it go? Did you notice any changes?

MS. JOYMIE: Well, I did feel more energetic, but I also couldn't stop thinking about pizza the entire time!

MRS. ARLENE: Oh really? I will not do the diet plan then!

In this exchange, MS. JOYMIE shares her personal experience with a new diet plan, highlighting her increased energy but also her struggle with cravings, thus providing anecdotal evidence of her subjective response to the diet leading Mrs. Llagas to not do the diet plan.

5

For 5 points...

In your opinion, VALID OR NOT? (explain)


VALID. Memes are often humorous or satirical images, videos, or text shared widely on the internet, but they are not necessarily based on factual information. They can convey opinions, jokes, or exaggerated scenarios rather than accurate representations of reality.

5

For 3 points...

CONGRATULATIONS! IT'S A BONUS QUESTION. 

Always try to embrace uncertainty and take risks, even when you know it's challenging. That's where growth and opportunities lie.

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