Question

1 multiple choice 1 point
which of the following words is a qualifier?
but
and
some
however
2 true or false 1 point
choosing a topic is a common struggle for composition students.
true
false
3 true or false 1 point
rogerian arguments include warrants, backing, and grounds.
true
false

Explanation:

Question 1

A qualifier is a word that modifies or limits the meaning of another word. "But" and "however" are conjunctions (used to connect ideas), "and" is a conjunction (used to connect items), while "some" is a qualifier as it limits the quantity of a noun (e.g., some people, some books).

In composition (writing) courses, many students find choosing a topic to be a challenging and common task, as they need to select a topic that is appropriate, interesting, and has enough content to develop.

Rogerian arguments focus on finding common ground and understanding between opposing sides, while the structure with warrants, backing, and grounds is part of the Toulmin argument model. So Rogerian arguments do not include these elements in the same way.

Answer:

C. some

Question 2