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Finding Claims That Don't Have Enough Evidence
Identify points an author makes that are not well supported by evidence in the text.
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Analyzing Reasons and Evidence in Informational Text
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Identify the reasons and evidence authors use to support particular points in informational texts, and evaluate whether claims are sufficiently supported.
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