1) Why is data important when making an argument? a) It looks impressive, even if it’s irrelevant b) It provides evidence that can support your claims c) It guarantees that your argument is correct d) It replaces the need for a strong argument 2) What is a potential limitation of data when supporting an argument? a) Data is always biased b) Data cannot be presented visually c) Data might not always represent the whole picture 3) Which of the following is an example of quantitative data? a) "Most students reported feeling more confident after studying." b) "75% of students improved their test scores after tutoring." c) "Students described tutoring as helpful and engaging." d) "Tutoring sessions took place in the library." 4) What is a common mistake when using data to support an argument? a) Presenting data visually b) Gathering data from credible sources c) Cherry-picking data that only supports your claim d) Using data from multiple sources 5) How can you check the reliability of data? a) Use data from sources you agree with b) Ensure the data comes from a credible source and has a large sample size c) Always assume data is reliable d) Use data from any source without checking its background

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