Author's Claim, Reasons, and Evidence Flashcard

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What is an author's claim?

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An author's claim is the main point or argument that the author is trying to make in a text.

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What are reasons in a text?

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Reasons are the explanations or justifications that support the author's claim.

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What is evidence in writing?

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Evidence is the information or facts provided to support the author's claim and reasons.

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Identify the author's claim in the sentence: 'Dogs make great pets because they are loyal and loving.'

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Dogs make great pets.

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What are the reasons supporting the claim that 'Exercise is beneficial'?

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Improved cardiovascular health, increased muscle strength, better mental health, and weight management.

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Identify the author's claim in the sentence: 'Reading is important because it helps improve vocabulary and comprehension.'

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Reading is important because it helps improve vocabulary and comprehension.

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Provide evidence to support the claim that 'Exercise is beneficial'.

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Regular physical activity has been shown to improve cardiovascular health, increase muscle strength, and enhance mental well-being.

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What are the reasons supporting the claim that 'Dogs make great pets'?

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Loyalty, companionship, and protection.

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What is the purpose of an author's claim?

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The purpose of an author's claim is to present a viewpoint or argument that the author wants the reader to accept.

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How can you identify an author's claim in a text?

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Look for the main point or statement that the author is trying to prove or argue.