Question

what does a claim of policy argue?
a. whether something is an accepted fact or not
b. whether or not a specific action should take place
c. whether one thing causes another to happen
d. whether something is morally right or wrong

Explanation:

A claim of policy focuses on advocating for or against a specific course of action. Option A is about factual claims, C is about causal claims, and D is about value claims (moral right/wrong). Only B relates to whether an action should occur, which is the essence of a policy claim.

Answer:

B. Whether or not a specific action should take place