Given the following claim: "School uniforms improve student focus," which is the best supporting evidence?

Studies show students in uniforms have fewer distractions.

Many students dislike uniforms.

Some schools do not require uniforms.

Which of the following best summarizes the rising action in a plot?

The introduction of the main conflict and events leading up to the climax

The background information about characters

Which of the following would be considered strong evidence in an argumentative essay?

Peer-reviewed research findings

Which statement best compares the themes of two different texts?

Both texts explore the importance of friendship in overcoming adversity.

Both stories take place in the same city.

Both stories have the same number of characters.

Both texts use first-person narration.

What is the effect of using foreshadowing in a story?

It hints at events that will happen later.

It reveals the main character's thoughts.

It describes the setting in detail.

Which of the following best identifies the warrant in an argument?

The reasoning that connects the evidence to the claim

Given an argument that states, "Recycling reduces pollution," which of the following would be the best way to evaluate the quality of its evidence?

Check if the evidence is based on scientific studies and reliable data.

See if the evidence is interesting.

Determine if the evidence is easy to understand.

Look for evidence that is short.

A character in a novel faces a difficult decision that changes their beliefs. How would you analyze this character’s development?

By describing how the character’s actions and thoughts evolve in response to the decision

By listing the character’s friends

By noting the setting of the story

By counting the number of chapters the character appears in

When comparing themes across two texts, what is the most effective approach?

Identify the main message in each text and analyze how each author presents it

Count the number of pages in each text

List the characters in each text

How can you interpret the use of symbolism in a story?

By explaining what abstract ideas or concepts the symbols represent within the context of the story

By identifying the number of symbols used

By listing the colors mentioned in the story

Given an argumentative text, how would you analyze the evolution of its argument?

By tracing how the claim is introduced, supported with evidence, and developed or modified throughout the text

By counting the number of paragraphs

By identifying the font style used

Group 3: Analyzing Arguments and Literature Elements

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Group 3: Analyzing Arguments and Literature Elements

Which of the following is a component of an argument?

What is the term for the sequence of events that make up a story?

Which literary element refers to the people or beings in a story?

Which of the following best describes "evidence" in an argument?

What is a theme in literature?

Which of the following is an example of a literary device?

Which part of a story introduces the main characters and setting?

Given the following claim: "School uniforms improve student focus," which is the best supporting evidence?

Which of the following best summarizes the rising action in a plot?

If a character changes from selfish to generous throughout a story, what is this an example of?

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