Citing Evidence and Logical Inferences

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What is a claim?

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A claim is an opinion based on evidence.

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What can you infer about a teacher's reaction when a student is not paying attention?

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The teacher will likely scold the student for not paying attention.

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What is textual evidence?

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Textual evidence refers to specific examples from a text that support a claim or argument.

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Why is it important to back up opinions with textual evidence?

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Backing up opinions with textual evidence makes the opinion more credible and persuasive.

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What does the prefix 'chrono' mean?

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The prefix 'chrono' means time.

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What does the word 'lead' mean in the context of a discussion?

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In the context of a discussion, 'lead' refers to guiding or directing the conversation.

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What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?

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A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false, while an opinion is a personal belief or judgment.

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How can inferences be made from a text?

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Inferences can be made by combining evidence from the text with prior knowledge to draw conclusions.

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What role does context play in understanding a text?

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Context provides background information that helps clarify the meaning and significance of the text.

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What is the significance of understanding the author's purpose?

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Understanding the author's purpose helps readers interpret the text and understand the message being conveyed.