Matching Claims and Text Evidence

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Claim: Uniforms shouldn't be worn in schools. Best evidence supporting this:

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Choosing clothing allows individuals to express their uniqueness.

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Claim: No homework for students. Evidence supporting this:

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Homework reduces students' free time for extracurriculars and family.

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Claim: Parents shouldn't post kids' photos/videos online. Best evidence?

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Children have the same rights to privacy as adults.

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Claim: 16 year olds should vote. Evidence supporting this:

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Allowing 16 year olds to vote fosters early political interest, benefiting the country long-term.

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Claim: School should start no earlier than 9am. Evidence supporting this:

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Studies show that teenagers perform better academically with more sleep.

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Claim: Johnny gains more courage and self-confidence by the end of The Outsiders. Best evidence?

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"Johnny wasn't behaving at all like his old self... he grinned at me. He wasn't scared either. That was the only time I could think of when I saw him without that defeated, suspicious look in his eyes."

Answer explanation

To support the claim that Johnny changed, we need a quote that shows Johnny's courage and confidence later in the novel, NOT his lack of confidence in the beginning of the novel.

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Claim: Darry Curtis is the true hero in The Outsiders. Best supporting evidence?

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"The only thing that keeps Darry from bein' a Soc is us."