What is the definition of a claim?(1 point)
the feeling the author gets about a topic
the author’s opinion or point of view
the evidence from personal experience
the audience’s point of view on a topic
If you were going to analyze a claim, what would you do?
Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Make up facts to defend the argument.
Determine how convincing the argument is.
Determine why the audience feels a certain way.
Write a story about an argument you had.
Understand what the author's argument is.
Choose the best topic for an argument.(1 point)
Smoking is terrible for your health.
I live in Boston and I walk to school.
Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
I am going to write about my dog.
I like to take long, fast bike rides.
What are facts from outside sources or personal experiences called?(1 point)
a topic
a reason
evidence
claims
Please read the following paragraph and answer the question following it.
1. We should always hold trick-or-treating on the Saturday after Halloween. 2. When I was a kid, the best Halloweens were the ones that fell on Saturdays. 3. We had all day to get our costumes ready, and we got more candy than on weeknights since more people were home. 4. Best of all, we could sleep late the next morning and recover from our “sugar comas” instead of going to school and getting nothing done.
Which sentence gives the claim?
(1 point)
4. Best of all, we could sleep late the next morning and recover from our "sugar comas" instead of going to school and getting nothing done.
3. We had all day to get our costumes ready, and we got more candy than on weeknights since more people were home.
1. We should always hold trick-or-treating on the Saturday after Halloween.
2. When I was a kid, the best Halloweens were the ones that fell on Saturdays.
1. A specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2. Understanding what the argument is, and Determining how convincing the argument is
3. Screen-time is harmful to the brain
4. Seat belts save lives
5. Students who do their homework do better in school
November 2021
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i need the anwsers :/
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This is for Connections Academy 6th Grade Identifying a Claim Quick Check
Answers-----------
1. a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2. determining how convincing the argument is and understanding what the author's argument is
3. Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4. Seat Belts save lives.
5. Students who do their homework do better in school.
This is in 2021 T1 (Term 1) So if you come here next year or the year after the answers may have changed by then.... These answers are 100% Correct I took the Quick Check and got it all right
well what school do you go too (if you go to connexus then tell me so i can see if i can help) plus you cant just say the letter of the answer because they always switch spots so that's why when you do it and just do the letters they gave you you will get them rong. I promis this is true oh and the people that got it rong then dont get mad
Can somebody please help?
Lawler Is correct thank you for writing writing the ANSWERS DOWN
Lawliet is 100% correct!
Answers:
1.the author’s opinion or point of view
2.Understand what the author's argument is, and Determine how convincing the argument is.
3.Smoking is terrible for your health, and Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4.evidence
5. We should always hold trick-or-treating on the Saturday after Halloween.
I took the test and these are 100% the answers.
how are you guys
what are answer
i dont see 4. like what i dont see seat belts save lives mine is
What are the parts of a text called that you can easily see with your eyes (its title, bolded words, and captions for images)?(1 point)
text features
text structures
subtitles
descriptive list
Just did it here are the answers for Conexus
1: a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2: determining how convincing the argument is and understanding what the author's argument is
3: Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4: text features
5: cause and effect
100% your welcome! :)
~*~ Research & Present: Soundness of Reasoning (unit 14, lesson 8)~*~
1. Which of the following defines valid reasoning?
A: Reasoning that is well-founded
2. Which of the following describes a claim?
C: A statement that presents the opinion of the speaker
3. Which term refers to appealing to people’s desire to be part of the crowd?
A: Bandwagon
4. What is the correct term for when an article includes euphemisms, or words with a negative connotation?
D: Loaded language
1.Relevant / sufficient
2.Is directly related to the claim
3.A statement that presents the speakers
100%
can someone give the answers plz
i have 3 not 5 questions
yes
lol i wrote blubby thing
students who learn in Conexus Lawliet is write i got 5/5 and my grade is up.
tysm @Lawliet (connexus academy, ela, 6A, unit 11 lesson 2) ty!
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WAIT! no. 5. is also not there mine is
Which of the following text structures show you an event that occurs and its result?(1 point)
cause and effect
compare and contrast
descriptive list
problem and solution
GIVE THE ANSWERS FOR CONNEXUS NOT WHATEVER THE HELL THAT IS
so what the answer
Guys they change up the answers just so we can't cheat. so if you write it in letters you might get it all wrong. So Here is my Answers:
1.) a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2.) understanding what the author's argument is, determining how convincing the argument is
3.) Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4.) Seat belts save lives.
5.) Students who do their homework do better in school.
You Guys Are so welcome ya know!! see ya!
P.s. I am doing fine izuku. 😊
Dec 4 still no answers
HELP MEEEEEEEEE PLSSSSSS
Naruko Uzumaki is a life saver! Also i'm a big fan of Naruto and Beyblade.
Oh and merry Christmas!
Mercy Christmas
Okay, I am here to help!
1. a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2. determining how convincing the argument is + understanding what the author's argument is
3. Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4. text features
5. cause and effect
Also to the people who put the WRONG answers on PURPOSE that is EXTREMELY rude, there is no point in making others getting it wrong.
Anyways, I hope this helps! And Merry Christmas/Xmas/Hanukah or whatever you celebrate!
Based on Knowledge is wrong! And everybody else. I got a 4/5 on my quick check.
@Shu/From Beyblade Omg you are so welcome 😊 I'm also a huge Naruto fan... (if you couldnt tell lol) I'm so glad somebody is grateful for the answers I've posted! Btw I know all of you guys are 6th graders but I just love going back and reading all of my funny/cringey comments because school is hard, life is hard and 7th grade is HARD😫!!
sup humans i have answers right here trust me you will get 100% :)
1.a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence.
2.understanding what the author's argument is. and determining how convincing the argument is.
3.Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4.Seat belts save lives.
5.Students who do their homework do better in school.
god bless you all and marry Christmas!!!! ^v^
oml its june still nothing
I am sorry, could you please provide more information on your question? What test/unit are you referring to and what kind of help do you need?
need all anwsers
Facts and examples that support a claim are called _______?
Number 4 is the wrong answer
1: a specific opinion that can be supported by evidence
2: determining how convincing the argument is and understanding what the author's argument is
3: Screen-time is harmful to the brain.
4: text structures
5: cause and effect
no
what is the anser
Lawliet is wrong i got 0/5 its really
1.A
2.C,A
3.D
4.B
5.A
Guys @naruto uzumaki is right but please only use the answers to check your own like i did (i cant make you do anything so yeah) i dont want any of you guys to get in trouble
1.D
2. A & C
3.C
4.C
5.A
If you want 100& use these answers they may not be the right answers in a year.
B
B,E
C
C
C
I hope these are the answers!