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Timóteo Pereira
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How much do you know?
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Multiple Choice
What is the best definition of a claim?
A. An idea that someone says with certainty
B. The main idea of an argument
C. Any thought shared out loud
D. A complete sentence in English
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the WEAKEST claim?
A. “Moving away after high school helps students learn independence.”
B. “Staying close to home saves money and strengthens family ties.”
C. “Everyone who moves away after high school is happier than those who stay.”
D. “Moving away exposes students to new people and cultures.”
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What is the first step in the quote sandwich?
A. Explain the quote
B. Cite the quote directly
C. Introduce the quote
D. Add your opinion
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Multiple Choice
2. Which of the following is the CORRECT way to cite this evidence?
A. The text says the students move away, young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
B. The text says “Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.”
C. The text says: Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
D. The text says, Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
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Multiple Choice
4. Which error makes the following citation WEAK?
A. No explanation after the quote
B. The quote has quotation marks
C. The quote is from the text
D. The sentence uses the word “will”
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SAT QUESTION
Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that staying in the UAE can still provide excellent educational opportunities?
A) “Some argue that traveling overseas gives students independence and exposes them to new cultures.”
B) “Living away from home teaches responsibility—like managing expenses, cooking meals, and adapting to different traditions.”
C) “The country has world-class universities such as NYU Abu Dhabi, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, and Khalifa University.”
D) “While both options have advantages, students must carefully weigh the evidence to decide what best supports their future.”
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Multiple Choice
1. What does the “C” in CRAAP stand for?
A. Correctness
B. Currency
C. Credibility
D. Consistency
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Multiple Choice
2. Which of the following is the BEST example of checking Relevance?
A. Making sure the source was published in the last 5 years
B. Making sure the author is a trusted expert
C. Making sure the information directly relates to your claim
D. Making sure the website is free to use
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Multiple Choice
3. A source is written by a university professor who has researched education for 20 years. Which CRAAP category does this show?
A. Accuracy
B. Authority
C. Purpose
D. Relevance
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following pieces of evidence is the LEAST accurate?
A. Eurobarometer and the 2005 Current Population Survey show that 12% of Americans move every year.
B. The Pew Research Center reports that 60% of people in advanced economies use social media as of 2017.
C. My cousin told me that everyone who studies abroad becomes rich and successful.
D. A New York Times article reports that 30% of the class of 2017 did not go directly to college.
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5. Why is Purpose important when evaluating credibility?
A. It shows how recent the source is
B. It tells us if the author is biased
C. It checks if the data is correct
D. It explains who published the information
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Multiple Choice
6. Which of the following sources would be the MOST credible for an Emirati student deciding whether to study abroad?
A. A TikTok influencer sharing their opinion about moving abroad
B. A UAE Ministry of Education report on scholarship opportunities
C. A classmate’s Instagram story about feeling homesick
D. An anonymous blog post about studying in Europe
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the WEAKEST claim?
A. “Moving away after high school helps students learn independence.”
B. “Staying close to home saves money and strengthens family ties.”
C. “Everyone who moves away after high school is happier than those who stay.”
D. “Moving away exposes students to new people and cultures.”
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the CORRECT way to cite this evidence?
A. The text says the students move away, young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
B. The text says “Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.”
C. The text says: Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
D. The text says, Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence uses the FULL quote sandwich?
A. “Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.”
B. According to the essay, “Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.”
C. According to the essay, “Young adults will be able to make their own rules and form their own habits.” This shows that moving away helps students gain independence.
D. Students move away because they want freedom.
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4. Which of the following pieces of evidence is the LEAST accurate?
A. Eurobarometer and the 2005 Current Population Survey show that 12% of Americans move every year.
B. The Pew Research Center reports that 60% of people in advanced economies use social media as of 2017.
C. My cousin told me that everyone who studies abroad becomes rich and successful.
D. A New York Times article reports that 30% of the class of 2017 did not go directly to college.
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