Claim: Having a school library is important for students. It allows them immediate access to books so that they can study. Counterclaim: School libraries are unnecessary when there are public libraries nearby, especially since it is very costly to maintain a school library. Identify a rebuttal that would address the counterclaim. Many students prefer to have a library at school so that they can read often. Students who have easy access to books have been proven to be more likely to read. Students often do not have access to many books at home that they can use to study. Easy access to books helps students perform better, and schools spend less on tutoring.

Answer:

The best rebuttal for the counterclaim is:

D. Easy access to books helps students perform better, and schools spend less on tutoring.

Explanation:

The counterclaim we need to rebut makes two points:

- school libraries are unnecessary;

- school libraries are expensive.

Thus, we need to choose the rebuttal that will address both points. In that case, letter D seems to be the best option.

- school libraries are unnecessary → students perform better when they have easy access to books. Therefore, libraries are necessary and important.

- school libraries are expensive → if students perform better, schools spend less on tutoring. If less money is spent on tutoring, there is money left to maintain a library.

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What is an argument?
Group of answer choices

A scientific statement based on humor

A position statement based on logic

A political statement based on fear

A practical statement based on emotion

Rain and hail start to fall, and lightning begins flashing.
a. compound
C. compound-complex
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1.) Which of the following choices is an example of a visual aid?

A.) a title page

B.) an appendix

C.) a map

D.) a word in bold or italicized print

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What does the root infer mean in the word inferior?
After the change of management, the store began to offer inferior products.
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Choose the correct answer.
Which is most likely to organize an exhibition?
A) a school committee
B) a group of paintings
C) the museum staff
D) a service station

Which sentence is written correctly?

O The scores of the contestants are as follows, Jackson, 6: García, 9. Chen, 8

O The scores of the contestants are as follows, Jackson, 6; García, 9; Chen, 8.

The scores of the contestants are as follows: Jackson, 6; Garcia, 9, Chen, 8.

O The scores of the contestants are as follows: (Jackson, 6. Garcia, 9, Chen, 8).

Which statement describes the impact of the author’s word choice in paragraph 1?
A.The author uses the word fascinating to express interest in the topic
B.The author uses the word backward to criticize mirror technology.
C.The author uses the word find to create a dark and mysterious tone
D.The author uses the word classic to contribute a hint of humor.

Which scenario shows an example of situational irony?

Portia says she believes Brutus, when really, she thinks he is lying to her.
Brutus lies to Portia about his health, knowing that he is fine.
The audience knows that Brutus is actually ill even though Brutus does not.
Brutus says that he is about to do something that will make him well, but his actions bring about his death.

What is the meaning of the word orderly as it is used in this paragraph?

“It started off nicely enough. There was a garden directly beneath Bruno’s window. Quite a large one too, and full of flowers which grew in neat orderly sections in soil that looked as it if was tended very carefully by someone who knew that growing flowers in a place like this was something good that they could do, like putting a tiny candle of light in the corner of a huge castle on a misty moor on a dark winter’s night.”

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“There is no more dangerous experiment than that of undertaking to be one thing before a man's face and another behind his back. We should live, act, and say nothing to the injury of anyone.”

How does the author convey his tone?

A. by alerting his son to the dangers of miscommunication

B. by suggesting that his son avoid bringing physical harm to anyone.

C. by discourage his son from experimenting too much

D. by impressing upon his son the importance of being honest.

After what type of event is this story set?

Which sentence describes the etymology of a word?
O A. A paradigm is the set of overall assumptions that experts make.
O B. The pas in faux pas is pronounced like the English word paw.
O C. Mega, as in megabyte, comes from the Greek word megas.
O D. Synonyms of cowardly include craven and yellow-bellied.
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1. List the three main characters of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," and explain how each one
fits or does not fit the Romantic ideal. Give an example from the text to support your
answer.

Which greeting of a business letter is written correctly?

O Dear Ms. Baker.

O Dear Ms. Baker.

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How is Abo MOST influenced by preparing
meals in the Islamic Center?
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Are people too reliant on the internet?


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How does Annie respond to Helen's "test"?
A. Hugs Helen
B. Asks Kate for help
C. Restrians Helen
D.Walks away from Helen
E.Gives in to Helen

Kenisha realized that she was staring out the window during reading time. She tried to think about what she had just read about black holes. She remembered that they are in outer space. She could not remember what makes black holes dangerous. Read the scenario carefully. What reading strategy would best help Kenisha to improve her comprehension in this situation? She could ask herself questions about black holes. She could reread to find characteristics of black holes. She could summarize what she remembers so far about black holes. She could pause and think about whether she remembers the central idea of the text.

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How does the underlined analogy on page 2 support the author's purpose? It emphasizes the idea that life experiences shape the brain The brain at this stage is a bit like an unmolded lump of clay. The neurons need to be rearranged for the young individual to thrive. Each neuron contains an axon, a thin, long structure extending from the center of the neuron. The axon acts as a messenger, transmitting information in the form of electrical signals, or impulses, to other neurons. Also extending from each neuron are numerous dendrites, which receive impulses from other neurons. Multiple connections called synapses are formed among growing neurons. These synapses, which form between axons and dendrites, help to organize the cells into complex networks inside the A.It emphasizes the idea that life experiences shape the brain. When a person is born, each neuron has B.It helps the reader understand the physical appearance of the brain at birth. C.It draws a connection between brain structure and neuron numbers at birth, D.It illustrates the importance of cultural experiences on brain growth.​

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Which two sentences best develop the character of John Messner?

A Day's Lodging
by Jack London (adapted excerpt)

John Messner seemed succumbing to the apathy of it all as the frost was benumbing his spirit. He plodded on with bowed head, unobservant,
mechanically rubbing nose and cheeks, and batting his steering hand against the gee-pole in the straight trail-stretches. But the dogs were
observant, and suddenly they stopped, turning their heads and looking back at their master out of eyes that were wistful and questioning. Their
eyelashes were frosted white, as were their muzzles, and they had all the seeming of decrepit old age, what of the frost-rime and exhaustion.
The man was about to urge them on, when he checked himself, roused up with an effort and looked around. The dogs had stopped beside a
water-hole, not a fissure, but a hole man-made, chopped laboriously with an axe through three and a half feet of ice. A thick skin of new ice
showed that it had not been used for some time. Messner glanced about himself. The dogs were already pointing the way, each wistful and
hoary muzzle turned toward the dim snow-path that left the main river trail and climbed the bank of the island.
"All right," he said. "I'll investigate. You're not a bit more anxious to quit than I am."
He climbed the bank and then disappeared. However, the dogs did not lie down, but on their feet eagerly waited his return. He came back to
them, took a hauling-rope from the front of the sted. It was a stiff pull, but their weariness fell from them as they crouched low to the snow,
whining with eagerness and gladness as they struggled upward to the last ounce of effort in their bodies. When a dog slipped or faltered, the
one behind nipped his hind quarters. The man shouted encouragement reats, and threw all his weight on the hauling-rope.