What does the word delineate mean?

a statement saying that something is true

to judge the value or condition of someone or something

relating to a subject in an appropriate way

What does the word evaluate mean?

to judge the value or condition of someone or something

a statement saying that something is true

relating to a subject in an appropriate way

What does the word sufficient mean?

having or providing as much as is needed

NOT relating to a subject in an appropriate way

relating to a subject in an appropriate way

in good condition: solid and strong: free from mistakes HIDE ANSWER

Which is the irrelevant sentence in the paragraph below? Am I really so bad-mannered, conceited, headstrong, pushing, stupid, lazy, as they all say? Oh of course not. I love to eat fruit and be in nature. I have my faults, just like everyone else, I know that, but they thoroughly exaggerate everything.

I love to eat fruit and be in nature.

Am I really so bad-mannered, conceited, headstrong, pushing, stupid, lazy, as they all say?

I have my faults, just like everyone else, I know that, but they thoroughly exaggerate everything.

Why is Anne's argument below unfair and unbalanced? Am I really so bad-mannered, conceited, headstrong, pushing, stupid, lazy, etc., etc., etc., as they all say? Oh of course not. I have my faults, just like everyone else, I know that, but they thoroughly exaggerate everything.

She only sees the situation from her own perspective.

She provides perspectives from all sides of the argument.

How can writers provide a counterclaim?

State the opposing argument and then refute the opposing assertions by providing evidence that shows the opposition's stance is weak.

Keep stating their own position without considering the other side of the argument.

State the opposing argument and agree with the opposition.

Which of the following is a claim the author supports in paragraph 1? “The best things in life are free,” they say, which is true for things like libraries. However, it is not true for many museums. The Philadelphia Museum of Art, for example, costs $20 to get in. Traveling exhibits, such as the work of a certain artist that is touring the country, almost always cost even more. People must pay to get into the museum and also pay for the special showing. That means people who don’t have much money cannot enjoy the art.

Poor people cannot enjoy museums.

Museums should not charge extra fees.

Museums need more traveling shows.

Traveling exhibits should always be free.

Save Your Money Some kids earn money by doing jobs around their houses or neighborhoods. They should save some of their money. If they save their money for a little while, they can buy something special. For example, if someone wants a new video game, they could save their money to buy it themselves. What does is the author's claim?

kids should spend their money on a video game

Kids should earn money doing jobs

Kids should buy their own things

Over half of American households have pets. One of the benefits of owning an animal is that it may help a person live longer. According to the Department of Health, people with pets live an average of ten years longer than those who don’t have pets. Cats, dogs, lizards, and fish are all fun pets that can help you live a longer life! What evidence from the text supports the claim that People who own pets live longer?

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

Half Americans will have shorter lives

Over half of American households have pets.

Cats, dogs, lizards, and fish are all fun pets

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What is the definition for claim?

What does Evidence mean?

What does Reasoning mean?

Which statement is relevant evidence?

What are good examples of Evidence to help support your claim?

Statements that address opposing viewpoints.

a logical appeal supported by reasons and evidence

Evidence that DOES connect to the claim is _____________ evidence.

What does the word delineate mean?

What does the word evaluate mean?

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