Uolo Qualification Quiz
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- 1.
Which of the following best describes what a claim is?
- A.
A claim is the main point of the post.
- B.
A claim is an opinion or statement of fact.
- C.
A claim is a statement the content asserts as a fact (regardless of whether the statement is factually accurate).
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
C. A claim is a statement the content asserts as a fact (regardless of whether the statement is factually accurate).Explanation
A claim is a statement that the content asserts as a fact, regardless of whether it is actually true. This means that a claim can be an opinion or a statement of fact, but what distinguishes it as a claim is that it is presented as if it is true. This definition encompasses all the given options, as they all describe different aspects of what a claim is.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which of the following should be identified as having a claim?
- A.
Joe Biden is the worst president in history.
- B.
America was when Trump was in office.
- C.
The national homicide rate has been 30% since Biden took office.
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
All of the statements mentioned in the options can be identified as having a claim. A claim is a statement that asserts or argues for a particular position or belief. In this case, each statement presents a specific viewpoint or assertion: the first statement claims that Joe Biden is the worst president in history, the second statement claims that America was better when Trump was in office, and the third statement claims that the national homicide rate has increased since Biden took office. Therefore, all of these statements can be considered as having a claim.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which one of the following is true about hashtags and tagged mentions?
- A.
Tagged mentions are considered part of the post text, and they should be evaluated.
- B.
Hashtags are considered part of the post text, and they should be evaluated.
- C.
Irrelevant, overused, or spammy hashtags and tagged mentions, such as #blessed, #report, etc., should not be considered.
- D.
All of the above.
Correct Answer
C. Irrelevant, overused, or spammy hashtags and tagged mentions, such as #blessed, #report, etc., should not be considered.Explanation
This answer states that irrelevant, overused, or spammy hashtags and tagged mentions should not be considered. This means that when evaluating posts, these types of hashtags and tagged mentions should be ignored or not taken into account.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which of the following is a reason to label “Cannot Determine" for the question “Does this content have a central claim"?
- A.
The content does not have a central claim.
- B.
The content is sexual in nature.
- C.
You are not sure what is the right answer.
- D.
The content is in the wrong language for the workflow.
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. The content is in the wrong language for the workflow.Explanation
The reason to label "Cannot Determine" for the question "Does this content have a central claim" is because the content is in the wrong language for the workflow.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which of the following is true about claims that would be difficult to find evidence for?
- A.
You should still rate the content as yes. This content has a central claim, even if it might be difficult to research the claim.
- B.
You should rate the job as "Cannot Determine" when asked if the content has a central claim.
- C.
You should rate the job as "No -There is no central claim" since we probably will not be able to find evidence for it.
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
A. You should still rate the content as yes. This content has a central claim, even if it might be difficult to research the claim.Explanation
The correct answer is "You should still rate the content as yes. This content has a central claim, even if it might be difficult to research the claim." This is because even if a claim is difficult to find evidence for, it still has a central claim that can be evaluated. The other options suggest rating the job as "Cannot Determine" or "No - There is no central claim," which are not accurate as the presence of a central claim is not dependent on the availability of evidence.Rate this question:
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- 6.
True or false: Memes should always be treated as satire and rated as having no claim.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
Correct Answer
B. FALSEExplanation
This statement is false because not all memes should be treated as satire and rated as having no claim. While some memes are created for humor and satire purposes, others can convey serious messages, opinions, or claims. Memes can be used as a form of social commentary or political expression, making it important to consider their context and intent before dismissing them as purely comedic. Therefore, it is incorrect to always treat memes as satire and rate them as having no claim.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which of the following is true about content that has more than one claim?
- A.
If the claims are rated, raters should try to form a United Central Claim that addresses both of the claims.
- B.
If the claims are distinct, raters should focus on identifying and evaluating the most severe claim.
- C.
If claims are distinct but equally impactful, raters should evaluate the claim that is most apparent or obvious (for example, a claim in a bold font or a claim that is circled in red).
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above" because all three statements are true about content that has more than one claim. If the claims are rated, raters should try to form a United Central Claim that addresses both of the claims. If the claims are distinct, raters should focus on identifying and evaluating the most severe claim. And if claims are distinct but equally impactful, raters should evaluate the claim that is most apparent or obvious, such as a claim in a bold font or a claim that is circled in red.Rate this question:
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- 8.
In which scenario (if any) is it appropriate to label a claim as 'Not Supported" and "Not Contradicted"?
- A.
When there is an evidence article that specifically addresses the claim but specifically states that we cannot or should not say whether it is true or false.
- B.
When you are unable to find any evidence about the central claim.
- C.
None of the above. These labels should never be used together.
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
A. When there is an evidence article that specifically addresses the claim but specifically states that we cannot or should not say whether it is true or false.Explanation
When there is an evidence article that specifically addresses the claim but specifically states that we cannot or should not say whether it is true or false, it is appropriate to label the claim as 'Not Supported' and 'Not Contradicted'. This means that while there is evidence available, it does not provide a clear answer regarding the truth or falsehood of the claim. This allows for the acknowledgement of the evidence while also recognizing the limitations of its ability to support or contradict the claim.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which of the following statement includes a claim?
- A.
Abortion should not be legal.
- B.
Obama was the best US president in modern history.
- C.
We must address gun violence and get guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
- D.
Obama's birth certificate is fake.
- E.
All of the statements above are our opinions of value statements. None of them have a claim.
- F.
All of the statements above have a claim.
Correct Answer
A. Abortion should not be legal.Explanation
The statement "Abortion should not be legal" includes a claim because it presents a position or opinion on the legality of abortion. It is asserting that abortion should not be allowed or permitted by law.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which of the following procedure is for selecting evidence from your search results?
- A.
Select the first evidence result by Google search.
- B.
Select the first evidence results of a publication that you recognize.
- C.
Search heavy results until you are satisfied that the claim is true and secondary that the results are from a source that you consider to be reliable.
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Search heavy results until you are satisfied that the claim is true and secondary that the results are from a source that you consider to be reliable.Explanation
The correct answer is to search heavy results until you are satisfied that the claim is true and secondary that the results are from a source that you consider to be reliable. This means that you should thoroughly examine the search results and evaluate the information to ensure that it supports the claim you are researching. Additionally, it is important to verify that the sources providing the evidence are trustworthy and reliable.Rate this question:
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