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Prongo Grade 8 Reading Adventures
Name
Date
chapter
Argument & Rhetoric Passages
chapter
History & Civics Passages
chapter
Science Passages
chapter
Evaluating Arguments
chapter
Argument Writing
chapter
Brain Break — History & Civics Trivia
1.
Evaluating Claims in Science and News: What three elements make up a strong argument according to the passage?
2.
Evaluating Claims in Science and News: What is peer review and why does it matter for scientific claims?
3.
Strong Evidence versus Weak Support: What three qualities define strong evidence in the passage?
4.
Strong Evidence versus Weak Support: How is an opinion different from evidence?
5.
The Constitution in Practice: Federalism and Shared Power: What problem did federalism aim to solve after independence?
6.
The Constitution in Practice: Federalism and Shared Power: Name one power assigned to the federal government and one reserved for states.
7.
Sectionalism, Slavery, and the Road to Civil War: How did Northern and Southern economies differ by the mid-1800s?
8.
Sectionalism, Slavery, and the Road to Civil War: What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act designed to allow settlers decide?
9.
Chemical Reactions and the Law of Conservation of Mass: According to the passage, what happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?
10.
Chemical Reactions and the Law of Conservation of Mass: Why might an open bag of vinegar and baking soda appear to lose mass?
11.
Forces, Motion, and Newton's Laws: What does Newton's first law say about an object in motion?
12.
Forces, Motion, and Newton's Laws: How do seat belts relate to Newton's first law?
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