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11.35 Note taking Models for Argumentative Nonfiction Worksheet

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ELA.11.35 — Note-taking Models for Argumentative Nonfiction: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Note-taking Models for Argumentative Nonfiction.

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American Literature

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Claim: The school should update emergency communication plans. Evidence: family surveys show confusion about reunification procedures after drills.
Which note best captures the claim, evidence, and warrant for an argumentative nonfiction notebook?
AClaim: family surveys show confusion about reunification procedures after drills. Evidence: the school should update emergency communication plans. Warrant: the topic is interesting.
BClaim: The passage has no argument. Evidence: the writer mentions a topic. Warrant: all topics are equal.
CClaim: the school should update emergency communication plans. Evidence: a personal opinion with no data. Warrant: readers should agree automatically.
DClaim: the school should update emergency communication plans. Evidence: family surveys show confusion about reunification procedures after drills. Warrant: clear communication reduces uncertainty during stressful events.
Solution & Explanation:The correct note separates the arguable claim from the concrete evidence and then explains why that evidence supports the claim. That structure makes the reasoning usable for later analysis.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
Claim: The district should expand career shadow days. Evidence: student reflections show clearer course-planning goals after structured workplace visits.
Which note best captures the claim, evidence, and warrant for an argumentative nonfiction notebook?
AClaim: student reflections show clearer course-planning goals after structured workplace visits. Evidence: the district should expand career shadow days. Warrant: the topic is interesting.
BClaim: The passage has no argument. Evidence: the writer mentions a topic. Warrant: all topics are equal.
CClaim: the district should expand career shadow days. Evidence: student reflections show clearer course-planning goals after structured workplace visits. Warrant: direct exposure can connect academic choices to future pathways.
DClaim: the district should expand career shadow days. Evidence: a personal opinion with no data. Warrant: readers should agree automatically.
Solution & Explanation:The correct note separates the arguable claim from the concrete evidence and then explains why that evidence supports the claim. That structure makes the reasoning usable for later analysis.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Claim: Schools should train staff in restorative conferences. Evidence: pilot schools reported fewer repeat conflicts when conferences were facilitated by trained adults.
Which note best captures the claim, evidence, and warrant for an argumentative nonfiction notebook?
AClaim: pilot schools reported fewer repeat conflicts when conferences were facilitated by trained adults. Evidence: schools should train staff in restorative conferences. Warrant: the topic is interesting.
BClaim: schools should train staff in restorative conferences. Evidence: pilot schools reported fewer repeat conflicts when conferences were facilitated by trained adults. Warrant: consistent facilitation matters for changing behavior.
CClaim: The passage has no argument. Evidence: the writer mentions a topic. Warrant: all topics are equal.
DClaim: schools should train staff in restorative conferences. Evidence: a personal opinion with no data. Warrant: readers should agree automatically.
Solution & Explanation:The correct note separates the arguable claim from the concrete evidence and then explains why that evidence supports the claim. That structure makes the reasoning usable for later analysis.

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