Author's Reasons & Evidence

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What is the author's claim?

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The author's claim is that kids should save their money.

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What evidence supports the reason 'Exercise helps your brain with learning'?

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Studies by the University of Minnesota have shown that mild to moderate exercise increases blood flow to the brain and increases learning.

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What evidence supports the claim that people who own pets live longer?

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According to the Department of Health, people with pets live an average of ten years longer than those who don’t have pets.

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What evidence matches the reason 'Healthy snacks will keep your body lean and strong!'?

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Scientists have proven eating healthy foods is key to having a strong body and mind.

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What evidence supports the reason 'Kittens are easier to care for than puppies'?

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My kittens don't chew things like puppies do.

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What is the definition of 'author's reasons'?

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Author's reasons are the explanations or justifications an author provides to support their main claim.

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What is the definition of 'evidence'?

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Evidence is the information or facts that support a claim or argument.

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Why is saving money important?

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Saving money allows you to buy things you want in the future and helps you manage your finances.

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How does exercise benefit learning?

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Exercise increases blood flow to the brain, which can enhance cognitive functions and learning.

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What is a claim?

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A claim is a statement or assertion that something is true, often requiring support or evidence.