A claim refutes the central argument by providing opposing points of view.

A claim lets the audience know what the speaker or writer is trying to prove.

A claim determines whether the audience will believe the speaker's words.

A claim is the number assigned to a standard speech in historical records.

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A claim refutes the central argument by providing opposing points of view.

 A claim lets the audience know what the speaker or writer is trying to prove.

 A claim determines whether the audience will believe the speaker's words.

 A claim is the number assigned to a standard speech in historical records.

anonymous · Answer

Select the best description of a claim.

 A claim refutes the central argument by providing opposing points of view.

 A claim lets the audience know what the speaker or writer is trying to prove.

 A claim determines whether the audience will believe the speaker's words.

 A claim is the number assigned to a standard speech in historical records.

anonymous · Answer

give me a second

anonymous · Answer

a claim is claiming that something is your right

anonymous · Answer

i haven't read what you are doing in your work so i don't know what you really need

anonymous · Answer

the question that is second from top makes sense to what i stated

anonymous · Answer

i don't really know though

anonymous · Answer

ohh ok thinx @jaredfleagle