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7th Grade Reading Flashcards: Evaluate Speakers Argument And Evidence

Study Evaluate Speakers Argument And Evidence in 7th Grade Reading with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

What is the difference between a speaker's central argument and a specific claim?

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ANSWER

Argument = main position; claim = one supporting statement. The argument is the overall thesis; claims are specific points supporting it.

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In science club, Priya argues: "Our school should install more water bottle filling stations." Reasons/evidence: (1) "It will reduce plastic waste." Evidence: Priya says, "I think plastic bottles are bad for the planet." (2) "It will save students money." Evidence: "My friend bought three water bottles last week." (3) "Other schools do it." Evidence: "I saw a video where a school had one." Which revision would best strengthen Priya's argument?
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