Which of these is an example of a claim? Police should not be required to wear body cameras. While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos. For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars ( ProCon.org ).

Police should not be required to wear body cameras.

While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos.

For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars.

Which of these is an example of evidence? Police should not be required to wear body cameras. While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos. For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars ( ProCon.org ).

For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars.

Police should not be required to wear body cameras.

While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos.

Which of these is an example of reasoning? Police should not be required to wear body cameras. While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos. For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars ( ProCon.org ).

While body cameras seem like a great idea, in reality, it costs a lot of money to maintain the equipment and store the videos.

Police should not be required to wear body cameras.

For example, in Baltimore, when the police department started using body cameras in 2016, the cost was 11 million dollars; by 2020, the cost was 35 million dollars.

Which of the following is the claim of this paragraph? The internet is not making us stupider. Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet. For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" ( ProCon.org ). However, people's bodies did not actually melt when they rode trains, and people are not getting stupider just because they are using the internet.

The internet is not making us stupider.

Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet.

For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" (ProCon.org).

Which of the following is the evidence in this paragraph? The internet is not making us stupider. Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet. For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" ( ProCon.org ). However, people's bodies did not actually melt when they rode trains, and people are not getting stupider just because they are using the internet.

For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" (ProCon.org).

However, people's bodies did not actually melt when they rode trains, and people are not getting stupider just because they are using the internet.

Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet.

Which of the following is the reasoning in this paragraph? The internet is not making us stupider. Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet. For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" ( ProCon.org ). However, people's bodies did not actually melt when they rode trains, and people are not getting stupider just because they are using the internet.

However, people's bodies did not actually melt when they rode trains, and people are not getting stupider just because they are using the internet.

Whenever there is new technology, there are people who are afraid of it, and it is the same with the internet.

For example, when trains were first invented, some stated that "bodies, regardless of gender, would simply melt at such a high speed" (ProCon.org).

Which of these is an example of a claim? Some say that the internet is making us stupider because we rely on it too much. However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing ( ProCon.org ). Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up? Is that really the best use of our brain?

Some say that the internet is making us stupider because we rely on it too much.

However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing (ProCon.org).

Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up?

Which of these is an example of evidence? Some say that the internet is making us stupider because we rely on it too much. However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing ( ProCon.org ). Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up? Is that really the best use of our brain?

However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing (ProCon.org).

Is that really the best use of our brain?

Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up?

Which of these is an example of reasoning? Some say that the internet is making us stupider because we rely on it too much. However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing ( ProCon.org ). Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up? Is that really the best use of our brain?

Do we really need to memorize how a cirrus cloud looks when we can just look it up? Is that really the best use of our brain?

Some say that the internet is making us stupider because we rely on it too much.

However, neuroscientist Erman Misirlisoy, PhD, argues that the internet makes us "more dependent on knowing where to access facts and less able to remember the facts themselves," but that isn't necessarily a bad thing (ProCon.org).

Which of the following is an example of reasoning? Binge-watching is bad for you. Studies have found a link between sitting for a long time every day and developing heart disease, blood clots, and even cancer ( ProCon.org ). Since most people are sitting when they binge-watch a show, binge-watching is not the best hobby to have.

Since most people are sitting when they binge-watch a show, binge-watching is not the best hobby to have.

Studies have found a link between sitting for a long time every day and developing heart disease, blood clots, and even cancer (ProCon.org).

Which of the following is an example of evidence? Our cat Lucy is the one who broke the vase this afternoon. Lucy always plays with her ball of yarn at 2. When I left at 1, the vase was unbroken. When I returned at three, I saw that the vase was broken, and Lucy's ball of yarn was unraveled right next to it. I also see scratch marks on the flowers and vase that could be from her claws. The scratch marks on the flowers and the ball of yarn by the broken vase indicate that Lucy is the culprit.

I also see scratch marks on the flowers and vase that could be from her claws.

Our cat Lucy is the one who broke the vase this afternoon.

The scratch marks on the flowers and the ball of yarn by the broken vase indicate that Lucy is the culprit.

What should you always include in your writing when you use information from a source?

an in-text citation and a Works Cited page to give credit to the source

write "Here's some info. I got off the internet: " before you include the information

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3 mins • 1 pt

What is a claim?

an opinion or statement that you can agree or disagree with

proof to back up your opinion

an explanation of how your evidence proves your claim

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What is evidence?

a statement or opinion that you can agree or disagree with

proof to back up your opinion

an explanation of how your proof supports your claim

What is reasoning?

a statement or opinion that you can agree or disagree with

proof to back up your claim

an explanation of how your proof backs up your claim

A claim is a statement that you can agree or disagree with. Which of these is a claim?

There are 24 hours in a day.

The earth rotates around the sun.

Nike is better than Adidas.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A claim is a statement that you can agree or disagree with. Which of these statements is a claim?

The freezing point of water is 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

There are 60 minutes in an hour.

Soccer is the best sport in the world.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

A claim is a statement that you can agree or disagree with. Which of the following is a claim?

Schools should require students to take a typing class in middle school.

A tomato is a fruit.

The summer break currently lasts three months, from June to August.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Which of the sentences in this paragraph is a claim?
Police body cameras should be worn by police at all times. In Rialto, California, when police wore body cameras, police's use of force against citizens dropped by 60% (Kissiah). Since police have been less physical with citizens during arrests because of body cameras, all police should consider adopting body cameras as part of their uniform.

Police body cameras should be worn by police at all times.

In Rialto, California, when police wore body cameras, police's use of force against citizens dropped by 60%.

Since police have been less physical with citizens during arrests because of body cameras, all police should consider adopting body cameras as part of their uniform.

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