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10.29 Classical Trade Networks Worksheet

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This World Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 10.29 Classical Trade Networks. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Skill 10.29: Delineate and Evaluate Arguments Standard ELA.10.29: Grade 10 reading informational text skill focus: Delineate and Evaluate Arguments.

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World Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A consultant claims that if Harborview Education Committee agrees to create a summer bridge reading program, the community will enter high school prepared. The consultant bases this on an experiment in which 93 volunteers tried the change for 4 weeks. The volunteers knew the consultant was evaluating the program, and there was no comparison group that did not receive the change.

Which criticism most directly challenges the validity of the consultant’s evidence?

AThe consultant should have used more descriptive adjectives.

BVolunteer ratings are always dishonest.

C4 weeks is too long to run any experiment.

DBecause the sample is self-selected and there is no control group, the results cannot show that the change itself produced the outcome.

Solution & Explanation:A strong causal claim needs evidence that separates the proposal’s effect from expectations or other factors. A self-selected sample and no control group make the conclusion weak.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A newsletter claims that if Meadow Park Transit Board decides to add a reduced-fare student pass, it will help residents afford transportation to school events. It cites a pilot in which the key measure changed from 74 to 68. The pilot involved only one site and 306 participants.

Which information would most weaken the newsletter’s conclusion?

ASome participants said the pilot was interesting.

BThe pilot lasted several weeks.

CDuring the pilot, another major change happened at the same time that could explain the difference.

DMeadow Park Transit Board plans to discuss the proposal next month.

Solution & Explanation:The argument assumes the proposal caused the change. A simultaneous major change would weaken that causal conclusion by offering another explanation.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A letter warns that if Easton Planning Board chooses to revise zoning near the rail station, then next year the town will have to cancel several unrelated services, and soon it will be impossible to add housing near transit at all. The writer gives no evidence that these steps will follow.

Which description best identifies the reasoning error in the passage?

AIt frames the issue as only two options, ignoring other possible approaches.

BIt predicts a chain of extreme results without showing that the chain is likely.

CIt relies on a famous person’s opinion instead of relevant evidence.

DIt uses a precise statistic from a controlled study.

Solution & Explanation:The passage uses slippery-slope reasoning because it claims one decision will inevitably lead to extreme outcomes without evidence for that chain.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for World Literature English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.10.29 (Grade 10 reading informational text skill focus: Delineate and Evaluate Arguments.).