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AP English Language and Composition Flashcards: Write Paragraphs With Claim And Evidence

Study Write Paragraphs With Claim And Evidence in AP English Language and Composition with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Choose a transition word that indicates emphasis.

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ANSWER

Indeed. Strengthens or highlights the importance of a point.

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AP English Language and Composition: Claims and Evidence: Writing

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Read the student essay excerpt below and answer the question. Scenario: A school district is debating whether to replace most printed textbooks with digital ones. The district estimates it could save $120,000 over five years on replacement costs, but a parent group cites studies linking heavy screen time to sleep problems. A pilot program found that 54% of students preferred digital for searching terms quickly, while 46% preferred print for focusing. Student essay paragraph: Digital textbooks are becoming common, and students use devices for many parts of school already. The district estimates it could save $120,000 over five years on replacement costs. In the pilot program, 54% of students preferred digital because they could search terms quickly, while 46% preferred print because it helped them focus. Some teachers liked being able to assign hyperlinks and videos, and others said students got distracted by notifications. Parents also worry about screen time and sleep. Question: Which sentence would most effectively introduce the claim of this paragraph?
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