Francisco has very strong opinions about the rights of citizens. In a debate over dinner with his dad, he claimed that Internet access is a right and that the government should provide free Wi-Fi nationwide.
Evaluate the potential evidence, and find the statement that supports Francisco's claim.
A)
A country of plugged-in citizens will lead to a better-educated and more productive country
2.
Jessa is writing a persuasive essay to be read out loud in front of her entire class. She will discuss the benefits of taking public transportation. Here is some of the evidence she has gathered:
My dad says that public transportation is the fastest way to get downtown during rush hour.
Public transportation is expensive, but so is keeping a car on the road.
It is not safe to drive a car these days with so many crazy drivers on the road downtown during rush hour.
According to researchers, public transportation is beneficial to the environment, because it helps to decrease carbon dioxide emissions and conserves fossil fuels.
She wants to present a solid argument with good evidence. Based on what you've learned about evaluating evidence, which of the above should Jessa include in her essay?
D)
statements 2 and 4
3.
Aaron is writing an article for the school newspaper about the importance of extracurricular activities. He wants to express to his college-bound peers what kinds of activities will make an application stand out to a university.
Using what you have learned about evaluating evidence in an argument, which expert should Aaron consult for his article?
C)
a college admissions officer
4.
In writing a blog about his favorite smoothie shop, Daniel claims that their smoothies are healthy, enjoyable after-school snacks.
Fruit-and-yogurt smoothies not only contain the recommended daily serving of fresh fruit but also are good sources of protein. Delicious smoothie flavors come from combining many different types of fresh fruit. Because they are blended with ice, smoothies are an excellent way to cool down on a hot day. Best of all, all-natural fruit smoothies taste better than sugary processed foods.
Is Daniel’s evidence sufficient to support his claim? Why or why not?
B)
The evidence is sufficient because it gives details about nutrition, flavor, and other benefits. The evidence is not sufficient because it does not
5.
In an article about summer activities published in her neighborhood newspaper, Cara noticed the sound, relevant evidence about the local community center.
Our newly renovated community pool now offers a water slide and high dive!
For those days too hot for outdoor play, we offer indoor activities like jewelry making and a rock-climbing wall.
Our facility has several sand volleyball courts and two covered basketball courts.
For word lovers, we host weekly spelling tournaments and literature circles in our air-conditioned clubhouse.
Every Friday and Saturday evening, we show a classic movie in the clubhouse—complete with popcorn!
Hours: Sunday–Thursday 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday–Saturday 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Sorry, no private events during the summer months.
What claim does this evidence support?
B)
The community center offers summer activities for all ages and interests.
(I hope this helps those who needs it and yes i got a 100% so hope you all have a lovely day)
