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Evaluating an Argument

Evaluating an Argument

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English

7th Grade

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CCSS
RI.6.8, RI.7.1, RI.7.8

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Sara Kondas

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10 Slides • 6 Questions

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Evaluating an Argument

Tracing and evaluating an argument and specific claims in a text.

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Multiple Choice

Which statement expresses the author's claim?

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Research money should be used to develop affordable solar-powered cars.

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Solar-powered cars would reduce pollution from fossil fuels.

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Solar power is a renewable resource that will never run out.

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Solar-powered cars generate electricity, so they don't need gas.

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Multiple Select

What evidence does the author use to support his claim? (Check all boxes that apply.)

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Solar-powered cars would reduce pollution from fossil fuels

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Solar power is a renewable resources that will never run out.

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Solar-powered cars generate electricity, so they don't need gas.

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Solar-powered cars are ugly, yet dependable.

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Multiple Choice

Which statements best expresses the author's claim?

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We should use fuels that are cheaper, cleaner, and more easily accessible than foreign oil.

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Wind power is the best form of renewable energy.

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We should stop depending on foreign oil as a form of energy.

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Multiple Choice

How well does the author support his claim that the best way to begin using solar, wind, and geothermal power is to make electricity?

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He supports it well because the energy crisis is holding us back.

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He supports it well because he proposes a new energy strategy.

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He supports it poorly because he does not say why this way is best.

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He supports it poorly because these energy sources are not actually forms of renewable energy.

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Multiple Choice

Which statement best expresses the author's claim?

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It is important to reduce fuel costs for Cailfornia drivers so that they can save money each year.

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Be requiring cleaner, more efficient engine and emission systems, the Advanced Clean Cars Program benefits everyone.

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Requiring that 1-in-7 cars be a zero-emission or plug-in vehicle is the only way to significantly reduce greenhouse gases.

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The greatest achievement of the Advanced Clean Cars Program is that it will create 21,000 jobs now and more in the future.

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Multiple Choice

What evidence does the author provide to support the claim?

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He explains how cars will still play an important role in our future system of transportation.

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He describes how the California Clean Air Resources Board adopted the Advanced Clean Cars Program.

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He points out our dependence on oil harms both the nation and the world.

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He gives details about the Advanced Clean Cars Program will reduce car emissions and benefit consumers.

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Evaluating an Argument

Tracing and evaluating an argument and specific claims in a text.

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