Which statement would best serve as a claim for an argument?

Bicycle helmets gained popularity in the 1990s, when many states enacted safety legislation.

Bicycle helmets are available for purchase at bike shops, sporting good stores, and big-box outlet stores.

Bicycle helmets may not be the most fashionable accessory, but every biker needs this life-saving protection.

Bicycle helmets vary in style, shape, and color, and riders of all ages can select helmets tailored to their needs.

Question

Which statement would best serve as a claim for an argument?

Bicycle helmets gained popularity in the 1990s, when many states enacted safety legislation.

Bicycle helmets are available for purchase at bike shops, sporting good stores, and big-box outlet stores.

Bicycle helmets may not be the most fashionable accessory, but every biker needs this life-saving protection.

Bicycle helmets vary in style, shape, and color, and riders of all ages can select helmets tailored to their needs.

anonymous · Answer

For an argument, you need something that is debatable, which means that not all people agree on it. So, not a fact.
Can everyone agree on A? Yes, it is a fact.
Can everyone agree on B? Yes, it is a fact.
Can everyone agree on C? No, not all people think you need helmets.
Can everyone agree on D? Yes, it is a fact.
The answer is C, because not everyone agrees about it.