Question

question 11
2 pts
a proposition of value is...
an augmen t that seeks to establish an appropriate course of action.
persuasive speeches which seek to change or motivate particular behaviors.
persuasive speeches which seek tot establish agreement about a particular topic.
an argument that seeks to establish the relative worth of something
question 12
2 pts
passing off another’s work as your own or neglecting to cite the source for your information is considered...
cheating
coercion
plagiarism
none of these

Explanation:

Question 11

• First option: Propositions of policy seek action, not value. Eliminate.
• Second option: About motivating behavior (policy or action - related), not value. Eliminate.
• Third option: Propositions of fact seek agreement on truth, not value. Eliminate.
• Fourth option: A proposition of value argues the worth (good/bad, valuable/non - valuable) of something, matching this definition.

• Cheating: Involves dishonest means in exams/tests, not just source - related. Eliminate.
• Coercion: Forcing someone, not related to source citation. Eliminate.
• Plagiarism: Defined as using others' work as own or not citing sources. This matches.
• "None of these" is wrong as plagiarism fits.

Answer:

An argument that seeks to establish the relative worth of something

Question 12