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Writing an Argumentative Essay about Fire Prevention Answers

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Identify each part of your writing assignment.

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Selection 1:an argumentative essay
Selection 2:using controlled fires
Selection 3:to argue in favor of or against controlled fires
Selection 4:peers and adults
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Identify each part of your writing assignment.

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Selection 1:an argumentative essay
Selection 2:using controlled fires
Selection 3:to argue in favor of or against controlled fires
Selection 4:peers and adults
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✔ using controlled firesvisiting wild areasX fighting wildfires

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✔ using controlled fires
B
visiting wild areas
C
X fighting wildfires
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to inform readers about forest firesX to entertain readers with stories of heroic firefighters✔ to argue in favor of or against controlled fires

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to inform readers about forest fires
B
X to entertain readers with stories of heroic firefighters
C
✔ to argue in favor of or against controlled fires
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X forest rangers✔ peers and adultsfirefighters

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X forest rangers
B
✔ peers and adults
C
firefighters
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Imagine that you are writing an argument against the use of school uniforms. Which statement would be a logical claim?

A
Most students are against having to wear ugly uniforms.
B
Student uniforms have never been a rule in this school before.
C
Student uniforms should not be implemented because they limit students’ freedom.
D
I am against student uniforms because I do not like them.
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What reasons on the website support the claim that prescribed fires help? Check all that apply.

A
Planned fires reduce dangerous fuels.
B
Planned fires spread diseases.
C
Animals have less to eat after prescribed fires.
D
Prescribed fires prevent plant growth.
E
Prescribed fires nourish the soil.
F
The habitat for endangered animals improves after prescribed fires.
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Which facts can be used to argue against controlled burns? Check all that apply.The number of escaped fires seems to be trending up. We do not know how many of the “success” burns might have been near misses.The estimated number of prescribed burns is 4,000 to 5,000 per year.The report does not say how destructive the escaped fires were, only how many there were.The report admits that prescribed burns have elements of risk and uncertainty. One percent of the burns cannot be proven successful.

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The number of escaped fires seems to be trending up.
B
We do not know how many of the “success” burns might have been near misses.
C
The estimated number of prescribed burns is 4,000 to 5,000 per year.
D
The report does not say how destructive the escaped fires were, only how many there were.
E
The report admits that prescribed burns have elements of risk and uncertainty.
F
One percent of the burns cannot be proven successful.
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The cost is too high.✔ Favorable conditions do not last.X Controlled burns happen in the spring.

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The cost is too high.
B
✔ Favorable conditions do not last.
C
X Controlled burns happen in the spring.
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✔ the weatherthe slopesX the pine woods

A
✔ the weather
B
the slopes
C
X the pine woods
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X “moisture”“consume”✔ “ignore”

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X “moisture”
B
“consume”
C
✔ “ignore”
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X to show that the words are spokento show that the words are foreign✔ to show that the words are used questionably

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X to show that the words are spoken
B
to show that the words are foreign
C
✔ to show that the words are used questionably
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Which piece of evidence is most helpful to support a claim opposed to prescribed burning?

A
Fires behave differently, and it is hard to create the same fire experiment twice.
B
The burned area had a healthier and more diverse ecosystem.
C
The dominant plants were thinned to make room for other species.
D
Naturally occurring fires may have thinned the area before humans settled there.
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Which is the best rebuttal to this anti-burn viewpoint?

A
Air quality is often affected by controlled fires.
B
Tourism is not of great concern to the Forest Service.
C
Without the controlled fire, the tourist season would not have been affected.
D
Without the controlled fire, more fuel may have built up, leading to greater damage.

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