Warmup #1 Creating a Claim Evidence Reasoning

Imagine you're a detective and you're about to solve a mystery. What's the first step you'd take in your claim evidence reasoning process?

• Would you start by gathering evidence?

• Or would you first state your claim?

• Maybe you'd begin by providing reasoning?

• Or perhaps you'd start by analyzing data?

Imagine you're a detective in the world of science! What would the 'claim' represent in your scientific investigation, also known as claim evidence reasoning?

• The clues you've gathered

• The big reveal or main idea

• The thought process behind your claim

• The analysis of your findings

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Imagine you're a detective, and you've just made a claim. What would be the 'evidence' in your claim evidence reasoning?

• The claim you've just made

• The clues or facts that back up your claim

• Your explanation or justification for the claim

• Your analysis of the claim

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Let's play a game of detective! Why do you think reasoning is crucial in a claim evidence reasoning scenario?

• Is it to gather clues (evidence)?

• Or maybe to analyze the data?

• Could it be to support the claim with logical thinking?

• Or is it to state the claim clearly?

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Pop quiz time! Can you tell me what we should include in the claim of a claim evidence reasoning?

• Is it our opinions and personal beliefs?

• Or maybe it's facts and evidence?

• Could it be random thoughts and ideas?

• Or is it emotional responses?

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Ready for a brain teaser? Here it goes: Why do you think we gather evidence when we're making a claim in a claim evidence reasoning scenario?

• Is it to back up the claim with solid facts and data?

• Or perhaps to make the claim sound more interesting?

• Could it be to confuse the audience?

• Or is it to dodge the need for providing reasoning?

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Imagine you're a detective and you're about to solve a case. What would be your final step in creating a claim evidence reasoning?

• Announcing your claim to the world

• Presenting your gathered evidence

• Interpreting the data you've collected

• Revealing your conclusion

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Imagine you're a detective, and you're trying to solve a mystery. In this scenario, why do you think we analyze data for claim evidence reasoning?

• Is it your tool to gather clues (evidence)?

• Does it help you state your hypothesis (claim)?

• Does it assist in providing your deductions (reasoning)?

• Or does it make your hypothesis (claim) more convincing?

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Imagine you're a detective trying to solve a mystery. Which of these would be an example of reasoning in your claim evidence reasoning process?

• Unveiling data and statistics like Sherlock Holmes

• Asserting the claim as an undeniable fact

• Expressing personal opinions like a seasoned investigator

• Overlooking evidence that contradicts the claim

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Imagine you're a detective, and you're building a case. What's one thing you should avoid when piecing together your claim, evidence, and reasoning?

• Using your Sherlock Holmes-style logical reasoning

• Providing solid evidence to back up your claim

• Letting your personal biases sneak into your analysis

• Analyzing data with the objectivity of a seasoned investigator

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