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8.30 Where do texts disagree Worksheet

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Where do texts disagree? - Compare two texts on the same topic to locate factual disagreements vs. interpretive differences; explain the divergence briefly. (CCSS RI.8.9; TEKS 8.6(H), 8.12(I); FL ELA.8.R.3.2; NY 8R9)

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English

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Text 1 (Meeting notes): The account about the community-science data set says unusual bird sightings should be included because volunteers verified them. It also mentions volunteer observations and the same bird survey. The account uses those details to discuss the standards for accepting data. Text 2 (Local article): The account about the same community-science data set says unusual sightings should be excluded until experts confirm the identifications. It also mentions volunteer observations and the same bird survey. This account uses those details to discuss the standards for accepting data. Which statement identifies the central disagreement between the accounts?

ABoth accounts mention volunteer observations.

BBoth accounts mention the same bird survey.

CThey disagree about how to handle unusual observations.

DBoth accounts use the details to discuss the standards for accepting data.

Solution & Explanation:The strongest supported disagreement concerns how to handle unusual observations. Text 1 says unusual bird sightings should be included because volunteers verified them, but Text 2 says unusual sightings should be excluded until experts confirm the identifications. The other options describe information shared by both accounts.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Text 1 (Research summary): The account about the school-newspaper correction says the correction admits the original article overstated the number of canceled events. It also mentions a correction note and a story about canceled events. The account uses those details to discuss the specific nature of an error. Text 2 (Public FAQ): The account about the same school-newspaper correction says the correction admits the article left out one organizer's response. It also mentions a correction note and a story about canceled events. This account uses those details to discuss the specific nature of an error. Which answer most precisely describes how the two texts disagree?

AThey disagree about what the correction admits.

BBoth accounts mention a correction note.

CBoth accounts mention a story about canceled events.

DBoth accounts use the details to discuss the specific nature of an error.

Solution & Explanation:The strongest supported disagreement concerns what the correction admits. Text 1 says the correction admits the original article overstated the number of canceled events, but Text 2 says the correction admits the article left out one organizer's response. The other options describe information shared by both accounts.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Text 1 (District memo): The account about the transit-pass pilot says free passes improved equity because more students could reach internships. It also mentions student internships and ridership counts. The account uses those details to discuss the question of access versus participation barriers. Text 2 (Student newspaper): The account about the same transit-pass pilot says equity remains limited because pass distribution required an online application. It also mentions student internships and ridership counts. This account uses those details to discuss the question of access versus participation barriers. Which statement best explains the tension between the texts?

AThey disagree about how to judge equity.

BBoth accounts mention student internships.

CBoth accounts mention ridership counts.

DBoth accounts use the details to discuss the question of access versus participation barriers.

Solution & Explanation:The strongest supported disagreement concerns how to judge equity. Text 1 says free passes improved equity because more students could reach internships, but Text 2 says equity remains limited because pass distribution required an online application. The other options describe information shared by both accounts.

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