Authors' Claims, Evidence, Informational Text Features
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17 questions
Note from the author:
Identifying an author's claim and evidence used to support the claim, Informational Text Features
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Question 1
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What is the author's claim?
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Question 9
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Explain your answer to number 8.
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Question 15
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How many reasons does the author provide for not leasing a car?
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Question 2
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List the reasons and evidence the author offers to support her claim.
REASON 1:
Question 3
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What is the EVIDENCE for REASON 1?
Question 4
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List the reasons and evidence the author offers to support her claim.
REASON 2
Question 5
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What is the EVIDENCE for REASON 2?
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Question 8
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Question 10
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What is the author's claim?
Question 11
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List the reason the author uses to support the claim.
Question 12
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List the evidence the author uses to support the claim.
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Question 14
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Why do you think the argument is or is not convincing?
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Question 17
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Why does the author suggest that you should know where your paycheck will be coming from several years down the road?
Which of the following does the author use to support her claim?
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What is the author's purpose in writing this article?
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Does the author support the assertion that homemade cookies retain their nutrients?
(assertion- a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief)
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Is the argument convincing?
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The author states that mileage limits on leased cars vary from twelve to fifteen thousand miles a year. Which reason for not leasing a car does this evidence support?
