Question

1. which of these statements would be true of any claim that is worth arguing? it states a simple, generally accepted fact. it has a strong emotional context for you. it is the most controversial idea you could find. it can be debated by reasonable people.

Explanation:

A claim worth arguing should have room for different viewpoints. A simple, generally accepted fact leaves no room for debate. A strong emotional context might not make it a valid argument - based on reason. Being the most controversial might not mean it's debatable in a reasonable way. But if it can be debated by reasonable people, it implies there are different, valid perspectives to explore.

Answer:

It can be debated by reasonable people.