Question 10

About three-quarters of those who drink Pro-10 shakes for 2 weeks report having more energy.

A fact presented in the advertisement states that 76% of customers surveyed report having more energy after drinking Pro-10 shakes for just 2 weeks.

A) The six shake flavors are delicious.

While the advertisement suggests that there are six delicious flavors, this statement is subjective and not presented as a factual statistic. The term "delicious" reflects personal taste rather than an objective measure.

B) A customer will feel better fast if they drink Pro-10 shakes.

This statement implies a promise of quick results but lacks statistical evidence or a survey to substantiate it as a fact. The ad does not provide any concrete data to confirm that every customer will experience this benefit.

C) The physicians and nutritionists that developed the shake formula are noted experts in the dietary field.

Although the advertisement mentions that the formula was developed by an experienced team, it does not provide any credentials or evidence that these individuals are recognized experts in their field. Thus, this statement cannot be classified as a factual claim.

D) About three-quarters of those who drink Pro-10 shakes for 2 weeks report having more energy.

This statement is supported by specific survey data indicating that 76% of customers report increased energy after two weeks of consumption. This numerical evidence categorizes it as a factual statement presented in the advertisement.

Conclusion

The correct answer, D, is definitively supported by survey data, making it a verifiable fact. In contrast, the other options lack the necessary evidence or present subjective claims that do not meet the criteria for factual statements as outlined in the advertisement.