What is the best way to determine an implied claim? a. focus on the meaning of the figurative language b. evaluate the writers credibility and background c. determine the effectiveness of sensory language d. draw conclusions based on details from the reading

The right answer is D. Draw conclusions based on details from the reading.

The best way to define an implied claim is the understanding of a specific message by the receiver, despite the fact that this message was not explicitly stated by the sender of the message. In other words, you draw conclusions based on details from the reading, not exactly from what the sender really concluded. We see examples of implied claims in the food industry advertisement, as “Low carb,” or any similar claim. Even a product name such as “Carb-Low” may trigger enforcement as an impermissible implied claim.

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