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8.28 Conflicting Information Across Texts Worksheet

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Conflicting Information Across Texts - Analyze multiple texts on the same topic to locate factual disagreements or interpretive differences and explain where/why they diverge. (CCSS RI.8.9; TEKS 8.6(H) & 8.12(I); FL ELA.8.R.3.2; NY 8R9; VA 8.RI)

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Grade 8

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English

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English Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
How should a reader evaluate the conflicting claims?
AThe post is stronger because it uses more dramatic wording.
BThe report is stronger for judging overall reliability because it provides methods and data from many buses.
CThe report is weaker because it includes dates and methods.
DA single undated example always proves overall reliability.
Solution & Explanation:The broader report can be checked and represents more buses, while the post is one incomplete anecdote.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
What is the clearest conflict between the texts?
AThey use different stages of the housing process to count units.
BThey report the exact same total.
CThe dashboard counts only finished units.
DThe newsletter contains no definition.
Solution & Explanation:Approved units and move-in-ready units are not the same category, so the totals can differ.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Which evidence would most directly resolve the disagreement?
AA modern survey about favorite books.
BA poem about childhood memories.
CA list of current library hours.
DA dated lease, newspaper notice, or photograph showing a public library before 1899.
Solution & Explanation:The conflict is about a historical date, so a dated record from the time would be most useful.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 8 English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.8.28 (Practice conflicting information across texts with grade 8 reading informational text questions.).

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