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5th Grade Writing Flashcards: Apply Reading Standards To Informational Texts

Study Apply Reading Standards To Informational Texts in 5th Grade Writing with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Which statement best describes how to write about a text's support: "The author proves the point by…"?

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ANSWER

Explain the point, then name the reasons and cite the evidence used. Effective analysis identifies all supporting elements.

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Carlos analyzed the article "The Case for School Gardens" by Maria Lopez. Lopez argues schools should create garden programs. Carlos explained that Lopez gives three reasons: gardens help learning, improve nutrition, and build responsibility. For learning, Lopez uses expert testimony from Dr. Chen: "Students who participate in garden programs score 15% higher in science." For nutrition, she uses statistics from a 2023 study: "Children who grow vegetables eat 20% more vegetables." For responsibility, she uses an anecdote about Marcus, who "transformed from disengaged to committed" by tending plants daily. Carlos matched each evidence type to the reason it supports. What type of evidence does Lopez use to support her nutrition point?
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