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Which of the following is classified as an Assertion of Truth?

Comparison
Define Assertion of Truth
No giraffes and no bears are on display.
was a factor in

The correct answer is: Define Assertion of Truth

An assertion of truth is a statement that presents a claim as being true. In this case, "Define Assertion of Truth" is the only option that directly presents a statement as true, making it the correct answer. Option A (Comparison) does not present a direct statement of truth. Option C ("No giraffes and no bears are on display") is a statement of fact but does not assert it as truth. Option D ("was a factor in") is a phrase that does not assert a specific truth.