Two Members of a Study Group Demonstrate a Well-Informed Argument

question 3

Multiple Choice

Two members of a study group demonstrate a well-informed argument. If one student first makes a claim and supports it with evidence, the second student may then offer an opposing view that:

• A) makes a counterargument.
• B) draws a conclusion supporting the first claim.
• C) strengthens support for the first claim.
• D) fails to make a basic argument.

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