Lesson outline the 21 demands
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The document discusses two dimensions - facts and claims. It provides examples of facts from the poem "Little Bo-Peep" and distinguishes facts from claims. It then asks a series of questions about identifying facts and claims in summaries of texts.
Lesson outline the 21 demands
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- 13. T Lk OK in W s r d h lsn yo k g t e t t t e o b l in afacts ad ae e s o n claims in htras d is iclt y o u C n htracim up r d yatee b poe a a is icll spot b f s vr e rvn o a e c byn a d ut eod l ob l ? W aw e in r cs b u t nt e fis rako l g ht idr f e e aoth a r o ht iclnw de en e u o e d t s r r xr e hw id h t t ee is so ? e ae c C u it ae en ae e e H w ol hv be md bt r o ? d t?
Editor's Notes
- #5: D" is the best answer. The poem, as a primary source, says that Little Bo-Peep "has lost her sheep/And doesn't know where to find them." This is quotable evidence supporting the claim of carelessness. Notice that "D" does not "prove," nor need it "prove," that Bo-Peep was careless. Bo Peep idea taken from Ray Karras ‘Improving Multiple Choice Tests;
- #6: "A" is the best answer. The poem says, as a matter of fact, "leave them alone/And they'll come home ...," which opposes the claim that the sheep needed constant watching. "B," "C," and "D" are wrong. The rhyme does not say where the sheep went, what they did, or where Bo-Peep looked for them, if she did. This factual knowledge is not available, and cannot be used to support any claim.
- #8: "A" is the best answer. The poem says, as a matter of fact, "leave them alone/And they'll come home ...," which opposes the claim that the sheep needed constant watching. "B," "C," and "D" are wrong. The rhyme does not say where the sheep went, what they did, or where Bo-Peep looked for them, if she did. This factual knowledge is not available, and cannot be used to support any claim.
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