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Which statement best exemplifies a strong persuasive claim?

A
Teachers often communicate with families via newsletters and e-mails.
B
Parents of school-age children appreciate information from schools.
C
Offices are trying to reduce paper usage through reuse and recycling efforts.
D
School communications should be sent electronically to conserve paper.
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Read the claim.A student tutoring program should be established so that peers can help one another.

A
Honor Roll students could offer homework help to students with specific academic needs.
B
With careful student pairings, academics would improve and new friendships would form.
C
Last spring, nearly twenty percent of all geometry students visited the guidance center to find a tutor.
D
Families often complain about the cost of tutors, but a student-run program would be free.
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Read the claim and counterclaim.Claim: High school students should be required to complete ten hours of community service per year.Counterclaim: There are not many organizations in the area that welcome volunteers under eighteen years old.

A
The school has recruited five local groups to provide volunteer opportunities for youth.
B
Service requirements teach students the value of contributing to the local community.
C
Many national organizations have age requirements for volunteers for legal reasons.
D
Despite sports and other extracurricular activities, there is ample time to volunteer.
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Read the claim.Kennedy High School should offer club sports in addition to varsity athletics.

A
A student survey revealed that fifty percent of students expressed an interest in recreational sports.
B
Every student needs a way to feel like an important part of a high school community.
C
Kennedy High students would enjoy spending time with their friends in an active setting.
D
Students from other nearby high schools have suggested that club sports are popular.
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Which statement best exemplifies a strong persuasive claim?

A
The local school board is not aware of students’ opinions on current issues.
B
The school board should include a student member to represent youths’ opinions.
C
When the school board establishes new policies, they affect youth every day.
D
When the school board determines its priorities, many people voice opinions.
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Which heading best exemplifies the format for an e-mail subject line?

A
Uniforms Are a Good Call for All!
B
Aren’t you tired of picking out clothes for school?
C
Consider a vote in favor of school uniforms.
D
Hey, let’s put an end to the trends . . .
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What is the purpose of transition words in persuasive writing?

A
to state claims
B
to link ideas
C
to cite sources
D
to offer criticism
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Read the persuasive conclusion.Bike paths should be added to Main Street to encourage commuters and establish a bike-friendly community downtown. The wide, unpaved shoulders of the road promise an easy transition to paved paths, and the employees of three local businesses have voiced an interest in biking to work.

A
Bike around your neighborhood to hone your skills for a longer ride.
B
Main Street is a busy thoroughfare, but there is ample space for bike lanes.
C
A decreased use of cars during commuting hours would improve air quality.
D
Contact your town council representative to voice your support for bike paths.
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Identify reasons that support this claim. Select three answers.

A
Driving around cones in parking lots does not train the brain for road situations.
B
Many students study their state-issued manual before they take a road test.
C
On the road, students can learn to monitor speed and stopping distances.
D
Ages for driver licensure vary by state, and new laws are passed yearly.
E
Driving on local streets familiarizes students with traffic patterns and road signs.
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Read the sentences.Student drivers are required to keep a log of their supervised driving hours.Not all students are diligent in their record-keeping.

A
for example
B
further
C
to illustrate
D
however

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