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11.71 Evaluating Oral Presentations and Rhetoric Worksheet

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This American Literature English worksheet provides structured practice on 11.71 Evaluating Oral Presentations and Rhetoric. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

ELA.11.71 — Evaluating Oral Presentations and Rhetoric: Grade 11 ELA practice focused on Evaluating Oral Presentations and Rhetoric.

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American Literature

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Debate excerpt: Speaker A: “You said your plan lowers costs. What specific cost categories change?” Speaker B: “Look, I’m a practical person, not a numbers person.”

What is the best evaluator’s assessment of Speaker B’s reply?

AIt supplies detailed evidence and strengthens the claim.

BIt clarifies definitions with technical precision.

CIt corrects a factual error with citations.

DIt dodges the request for measurable support, weakening logos.

Solution & Explanation:When asked for specifics, refusing ‘numbers’ avoids accountability. Evaluators look for measurable claims to be supported with clear categories and data.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A speaker uses the phrase “They’re flooding our schools” to describe a small increase in enrollment.

Why is this an important rhetorical detail for evaluators?

AIt is a neutral statistical summary.

BIt is a precise scientific definition.

CIt uses loaded language that can exaggerate the situation and influence perception.

DIt is an example of understatement.

Solution & Explanation:Word choice shapes audience reaction. Metaphors like “flooding” can imply crisis even when the underlying numbers are modest.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

In a debate on renewable energy, a speaker says, “Wind turbines kill birds,” and the opponent replies, “Cars kill people, but you still drive.”

What is the best evaluation of the opponent’s reply?

AIt directly provides data on turbine impacts.

BIt is a concession acknowledging the original point.

CIt may be a weak deflection because it doesn’t address the scale of bird deaths or mitigation options.

DIt defines bird mortality precisely.

Solution & Explanation:The reply shifts the discussion to a different harm rather than answering the claim about turbines. A stronger rebuttal would compare rates, context, and solutions.

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