Passage #1 What is the argument? In one line, state the thesis of the passage.
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Passage #1: Discuss the line of reasoning. Set it up like this: Claim #1: Evidence to Support Claim #1. How is the Evidence connected to the Claim--how does it move the argument forward?
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Passage #2 What is the argument? In one line, state the thesis of the passage.
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Passage #2: Discuss the line of reasoning. Set it up like this: Claim #1: Evidence to Support Claim #1. How is the Evidence connected to the Claim--how does it move the argument forward?
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Passage #3 What is the argument? In one line, state the thesis of the passage.
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Passage #3 Discuss the line of reasoning. Set it up like this: Claim #1: Evidence to Support Claim #1. How is the Evidence connected to the Claim--how does it move the argument forward?
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Passage #4 What is the argument? In one line, state the thesis of the passage.
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Passage #4 Discuss the line of reasoning. Set it up like this: Claim #1: Evidence to Support Claim #1. How is the Evidence connected to the Claim--how does it move the argument forward?
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Passage #5 What is the argument? In one line, state the thesis of the passage.
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Passage #5 Discuss the line of reasoning. Set it up like this: Claim #1: Evidence to Support Claim #1. How is the Evidence connected to the Claim--how does it move the argument forward?
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