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EPE301C Course 1 Practice Test
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The statement 'Susan has been tardy four times in the last month' is best described as a:
Fact
Opinion
Ambiguous
Not verifiable
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Fact
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This hinges on whether a statement about past events can be checked and confirmed. Saying Susan has been tardy four times in the last month asserts a concrete, observable count within a defined period. You could verify it by reviewing attendance or tardiness records, classroom logs, or administrator notes. Because it describes an objective, checkable occurrence with a clear time frame, it’s not a belief or judgment, and it isn’t vague. It isn’t not verifiable, since there are records that could confirm or refute the claim. So, the statement is best described as a fact.
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