6.Which of the following claims best supports the argument about reality TV in the Counterpoint essay?

Viewers are becoming more knowledgeable and are improving their lives

1.Which statement might both authors support?

Reality TV sometimes shows less than ideal sides of people on the screen.

7. Reality tv introduces people to...

lifestyles, cultures, and people different from themselves

4.The author of the Point essay would most likely respond to the Counterpoint pointing out that...

viewers are just as likely to imitate the bad behavior's seen on TV

3.Which of the following sentences best support what Tom Green thinks of Reality TV?

Mr. Green thinks that networks should create quality programs.

5.The author of the Counterpoint essay would most likely respond to the Point essay by pointing out...

Young viewers stand the chance to make a lot of money from reality TV sgows

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6.Which of the following claims best supports the argument about reality TV in the Counterpoint essay?
Viewers are becoming more knowledgeable and are improving their lives
No one knows if reality TV has any influence on viewers
Reality TV shows have a negative influence on their viewers
Viewers no longer demand quality programming because of reality TV
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1.Which statement might both authors support?
People are exploring their artistic talents after being inspired.
Reality TV sometimes shows less than ideal sides of people on the screen.
Critics are having a difficult time deciding which shows count as realityTV
The appeal of reality TV comes from Americans hooked on cheap thrills.
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7. Reality tv introduces people to...
lifestyles, cultures, and people different from themselves
things that are always real
Superhero's and cartoons
to make believe characters that are unrealistic
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4.The author of the Point essay would most likely respond to the Counterpoint pointing out that...
Reality TV has only had positive effects on children who watch Reality TV
children get so invested in realityTV that they find living in reality hard
viewers are just as likely to imitate the bad behavior's seen on TV
viewers who become famous after watching reality TV shows are successful
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2. Which of the following would the author of the Point essay most likely consider to be quality television programming?
Exciting programs in which athletes compete for a cash prize
Reality programs that admit they are not real
Political discussion programs
Programs showcasing people who have mediocre talent but can become famous.
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3.Which of the following sentences best support what Tom Green thinks of Reality TV?
Mr. Green thinks that networks should create quality programs.
Mr. Green believes people who watch trashy reality TV shows are smart.
Mr. Green believes that people are educated after watching reality TV.
Mr. Green thinks that reality TV shows should be banned.
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5.The author of the Counterpoint essay would most likely respond to the Point essay by pointing out...
Young viewers stand the chance to make a lot of money from reality TV sgows
young viewers are not influenced by bad behavior at from Reality TV
children were unlikely to be influenced by reality TV stars
children are more likely to attend college if they see someone famous going

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