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- Q1What is a claim?A type of foodA statement made to support or prove a pointA scientific experimentA legal document30s
- Q2What is supporting evidence?Opinions or personal beliefsFacts, statistics, examples, or quotes that prove or strengthen a claimVisual aids or illustrationsStories or anecdotes30s
- Q3Why is it important to cite your sources?To impress your teacherTo make your claim strongerTo show off your knowledgeSo others won't think you just made it up and it can be verified as a reliable source30s
- Q4What connects a claim and evidence?OpinionConclusionReasoningQuestioning30s
- Q5What is the purpose of citing your sources?To show offTo confuse your readersTo make your claim longerTo add credibility to your claim30s
- Q6Identify the best example of a claim that could be supported with logical reasoning and relevant evidence.I don't like doing homeworkPizza is the best foodCats are better than dogsThere should be more after-school programs for students30sW.8.1.B
- Q7Which of the following would count as credible sources to support a claim in an argumentative essay?A post on social mediaAcademic journals and government reportsA personal blog postA comment on a forum30sW.8.1.B
- Q8What is the importance of using accurate, credible sources when presenting your claims?They make your essay longerThey make your essay easier to readThey make your work more colorfulThey make your arguments more persuasive and reliable30sW.8.1.B