Question

Use the sentences to complete the activity.

Statement 1: A study suggested that children who earned an allowance spent their money more carefully than those who did not.

Statement 2: Children should receive an allowance for chores done at home.

Statement 3: With an allowance, children learn about earning money and the value of money.

In 3–5 sentences, explain which statement is a claim, which is a reason, and which is evidence and in which order the statements should be appear in the paragraph.

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Answer 1

Answer:

i hope this helps this is what i put for my unit test for ELA but i think that if you put in a couple words here and there it should be ok (although this answer is very blunt) "The claim in this text is Statement 2, the reasoning is Statement 3, and then lastly the evidence is Statement 1. I think that this is the way that the statements are supposed to be." anyways have a nice day :)~! Explanation: this is what i put for writing an arguement unit test

Answer 2

The correct way in which the given sentences are either a claim, an evidence or a reasoning are given below:

Statement 1: A study suggested that children who earned an allowance spent their money more carefully than those who did not.

• Evidence

Statement 2: Children should receive an allowance for chores done at home.

• Claim

Statement 3: With an allowance, children learn about earning money and the value of money.

• Reasoning

We shoiuld note that a claim is a statement which is made about something that has not been verified by supporting evidence, while an evidence is simply the proof which is used to validate a claim.

Additionally, a reasoning is a logical thought which weighs the pros and cons of a particular idea and selects the best option.

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