Claim Evidence Reasoning

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What is a claim in the context of argumentation?

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A claim is a statement or assertion that something is true or false, which can be supported by evidence.

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What is evidence in the context of supporting a claim?

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Evidence consists of facts, data, or information that supports a claim and helps to validate it.

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What is reasoning in the context of argumentation?

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Reasoning is the explanation of how the evidence supports the claim, providing a logical connection between the two.

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What is the purpose of using claims, evidence, and reasoning in writing?

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The purpose is to construct a well-supported argument that persuades the audience by clearly linking claims to evidence through reasoning.

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How can sunlight be considered an alternative energy source for cars?

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Sunlight can be harnessed through solar panels to power electric vehicles, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

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What is an example of a claim related to health?

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Most students perform better on exams after eating a healthy breakfast.

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What type of statement is 'According to the American Health Association, peanut butter is a great source of protein'?

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This statement is an example of evidence.

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Why is it important to differentiate between claims and evidence?

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Differentiating helps in constructing clear arguments and understanding the basis of assertions made.

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What does it mean when evidence supports a claim?

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It means that the evidence provides a basis or justification for believing that the claim is true.

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What is a common misconception about mass and falling objects?

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A common misconception is that heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones, but in a vacuum, they fall at the same rate.

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