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11.64 Concession and Refutation Moves Worksheet

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WRI.11.64 — Concession and Refutation Moves: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Concession and Refutation Moves.

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American Literature

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Draft excerpt: A city is debating whether to install facial-recognition cameras in public spaces. Supporters cite crime prevention; opponents cite civil-liberties risks and potential bias. Which option best demonstrates a concession-and-refutation move that avoids false certainty?

AFacial recognition is always biased, so never use it.

BCrime prevention matters, but strict limits--public oversight, independent audits, and narrow use only for serious crimes--are necessary before claiming the technology improves safety.

COnly criminals oppose cameras.

DPrivacy is irrelevant in public.

Solution & Explanation:Choice B concedes the safety goal and refutes the rush to deploy by insisting on safeguards and evidence (oversight, audits, narrow use), strengthening credibility.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Draft excerpt: A school proposes replacing some traditional essays with multimodal projects (podcasts, documentaries). Critics argue students will write less and lose essential composition skills. Which sentence best uses concession and refutation while maintaining the value of writing?

AIt’s fair to prioritize writing, but multimodal projects can include scripted research writing and annotated bibliographies, requiring composition skills in new formats.

BWriting is outdated.

CProjects are easier than essays.

DStudents hate writing.

Solution & Explanation:Choice A concedes the importance of writing and refutes the ‘write less’ worry by showing how multimodal projects can still demand writing (scripts, bibliographies).

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Draft excerpt: A city wants to implement dynamic road tolls that rise during peak congestion. Critics argue people will divert to neighborhood streets, increasing danger for pedestrians. Which option best uses concession and refutation by addressing spillover effects?

ADiversion will never happen.

BPeak tolls are good because money.

CPedestrians should be careful.

DDiversion is a valid risk, but pairing tolls with traffic-calming measures and enforcement on neighborhood routes can prevent cut-through driving.

Solution & Explanation:Choice D concedes diversion risk and refutes it with a paired-policy solution (traffic calming and enforcement) that directly targets spillover.

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