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Determine whether or not the sentence is a statement.
There is only one Upper Q in a Scrabble game.
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Part 1
Is the given sentence a statement?
A.
No, because the sentence is always false.
B.
Yes, because the sentence can be either true or false, but not both simultaneously.
C.
No, because the sentence can be both true and false simultaneously.
D.
Yes, because the sentence is always true.
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The sentence "There is only one Upper Q in a Scrabble game" is a statement because it can be evaluated to either true or false. In this context, it is factually true, as in the standard English version of Scrabble, there is only one tile for the letter Q.
Thus, the correct option is:
B. Yes, because the sentence can be either true or false, but not both simultaneously.
