Day 5 Lesson

Day 5 Lesson

CRM 2.4 RI

Open Ended

What was the author's point of view on the argument about Megafauna?

Multiple Choice

How does the author lead you to his point of view indirectly?

• He shows both claims (sides of the argument) but offers a rebuttal towards claim 2.

• He gives irrelevant information that leads you away from claim 2.

• He does not give enough explanation to support claim 2.

• He gives his own opinions towards both claims.

Poll

What do you see?

• An old woman

• A young woman

Open Ended

What does the word sound mean when used in the sentence below:

The evidence the author provided was sound.

Interpretations - Explaining the meaning of something.

How does this relate to me?

There are things that you know

There are things that you don't know

There are things that you don't know you don't know

Have you ever felt like someone wasn't listening to your side or your opinion?

Multiple Choice

What is irrelevant evidence?

• Evidence that supports the argument

• Evidence that can be applied only one claim

• Evidence that is logical and sound

• Evidence that is not necessary or needed to support the claim

Multiple Choice

What would an argument need in order for it to be sound?

• A reason to back up the claim

• A fact to support part of the claim

• Valid reasoning that makes sense

• irrelevant evidence

Multiple Choice

Reasoning means to

• Look something in a logical and sensible way

• Argue your point

• Make an excuse to a problem

• Interpret a picture in the wrong way

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to have relevant evidence?

• The evidence is not on topic

• It supports the argument and is on topic

• Evidence that is not needed

• Evidence that interprets the argument