Question

Once you have identified an author's claim, what else do you already know?

Answer 1

well you read the story and you identified the claim, you should know the theme, setting or what the author is trying to show to their readers.

Answer 2

these are the options
the author's purpose
the evidence the author will provide
what support you're likely to see
your decision about how to respond

Answer 3

well you read the story correct? or something related towards those lines

Answer 4

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well you read the story correct? or something related towards those lines
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there was no story

Answer 5

and you identified the claim correct? What else did you learn that the author was trying to show

Answer 6

there was no story or statement to go with the question

Answer 7

I don't believe B is right because the author showed a story which the student "read" and already "identified the claim"

Answer 8

I think it might be the author's purpose

Answer 9

I think so too, cause if you already know the authors claim, you should also know what else the author is trying to show.

Answer 10

thank you

Answer 11

No problem