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Textual Evidence
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Text that can be used to prove a claim
Plagiarism
Inference
Textual Evidence
Opinion
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An argument is
A discussion that involves a person viewpoint
a choir singing
three people yelling at each other for no reason
Evidence
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Textual evidence includes __________________ and examples from the text to support an answer.
Explicit
Implicit
Words
Details
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An argument is a claim
True
False
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When _____________________________ a passage, you use textual evidence to write the main idea.
Arranging
Explicit
Guessing
Summarizing
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Mr. McCoy always say If you do not see it in a text, it is ________ your answer/ and you do not _________it.
definitely/claim
All of the above
not/write
Evidence/claim
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Textual evidence can give you ____________ to find an answer.
Clues
Implicit
Explicit
Ideas
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If you use textual evidence in a response, you _____________________ it
All of the Above
Ignore
Cite
Prove
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You can support your answer with ______________________ from the text.
Details
Examples
All of the above
Evidence
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What is a Claim?
An opinion backed by evidence
An educated guess
A statement of faith
An opinion backed with no evidence
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What is a claim according to Mrs. West-Jones! Your notes
Summarizing what the text is about
giving details to dialect what the author is conveying
isa statement that the author is saying to be true
Implicit
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2. Textual evidence requires details that provide _________________________ for your answer.
Support
Implicit
Clues
Explicit
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When taking a test, you can _______________________ answers to narrow down your choices.
Summarize
Explain
Eliminate
Use
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When reading a text, you have to ask yourselves:
What is the author’s message?
All of thee above
Why did the author write this? What claim is the author making?
What does the author want me to believeafter reading this passage?
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You can use _____________________ clues to help figure out unknown words.
Context
Detail
Unknown
Original
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Even though the text may not directly state something, you can ___________________ the answer.
Infer
Summarize
Change
Explicit
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to evaluate means
Not giving credit to authors
to judge, to study something
Taking credit for someone else's work
Not citing sources
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1. _____________________ evidence is used to answer questions from a passage, article or story
No evidence
Textual
Virtual
Murder
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According to your notes: Evidence are
a biography
a summary
opinions
Facts used to support a claim
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What must you do IMMEDIATELY after quoting another author?
Cite your source
Whip AND Nae-Nae
High five Mr. McLeod
Explain the quote
