Question

question 1 of 10
which claim is arguable?

a. the constitution divides powers between the federal government and state governments.

b. there are more democrats than republicans in congress.

c. senators should not have term limits.

d. the united states has 50 states.

Explanation:

An arguable claim expresses an opinion or position that can be debated with evidence and reasoning. Option C is a normative statement about what "should" be, allowing for disagreement (e.g., some argue term limits prevent entrenched power, others say they remove experienced legislators). Options A, B, and D are factual claims verifiable by checking the Constitution, congressional records, or official state counts, so they are not arguable.

Answer:

C. Senators should not have term limits.