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Argument Analysis
RANDOM
100

When you are starting something important, such as a journey.

Embark

100

Doing something in a sneaky but harmful way

Insidious 

100

Which character used to be an English professor?

Faber

100

Clearly define what a claim is.

A claim is your overall opinion on a topic, usually adding two reasons. 

100

How old am I?

29

200

A social outcast

Pariah

200

Doing something quickly, regularly, and without thought

Perfunctory

200

What does Beatty do when Montag arrives at the fire station with a book?

A. Beatty trashes the book, quotes literature at Montag, all in the hope that Montag will become a fireman again.

B. Beatty starts reading from the book and quotes literature from it.

C. Beatty contacts Faber, reciting different quotes at him to get Montag to stop following his path.

D. Beatty disregards the book and starts to quote literature to confuse Montag.

D. Beatty disregards the book and starts to quote literature to confuse Montag.

200

What are the three things that a good argument should have?

A claim, expert evidence, and justification.

200

What is my favorite book in the classroom?

The Road

300

When nothing can get through or harm something, it is...

Impervious 

300
When something is spread throughout

Suffuse

300

What is the title of the poem that Montag reads at the dinner party?

Dover Beach

300

Yet today, our brains face a constant stream of digital information that many scientists think could have enduring and worrisome effects.

This is a:

A. Claim + Justification

B. Claim

C. Expert evidence

D. Expert evidence + Claim

B. Claim

300

What is my least favorite book series in the classroom?

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

400

To make a slightly negative suggestion

Insinuate

400

When you have an affinity / liking toward something

Proclivity
400
When Montag is on the train, he is trying to remember a passage from the bible. What is going on that makes him forget what he reads? 

An advertisement: Denham's Dentrifice 

400

The participants who reported more media multitasking had more lapses in attention during the test. 

Is this a fact or opinion?

Fact

400

What is my cat's name?

Shadow

500

Someone who is excessively obedient

Sycophant 

500

Religious term that involves self-reflection of wrong-doing.

Penance

500

According to Faber, what are the three things that are missing from society? Give an example of how these things are missing from society.

1. Quality: quality is missing in tv parlor shows with no depth / detail. Everything is fast, but books had detail and showed more uncomfortable truths.

2. Leisure: they have "off" hours but no time to enjoy them due to always being busy and fast paced with games, tv, or driving fast.

3. The right to carry out actions learned from the first two: the government is tightly controlled, and no one is allowed to question things in this society. 

500

Madore points out that the new findings are correlational, which means that there is a relationship or connection between them. The memory problems are related to media multitasking, but the study does not show if one causes the other. It is not clear whether media multitasking leads to impaired attention or if people with worse attention and memory are just more likely to be distracted in the first place. 

What does this statement indicate?

A. That scientists are sure that multi-tasking relates to worse memory.

B. Scientists believe that there is no correlation between multi-tasking and memory.

C. Scientists are unsure if it is correlation or causation in regards to multi-tasking / memory.

D. The study done has provided scientists with enough evidence to prove the original claim. 

C. 

500

What does obsequious mean?

Excessively obedient, servile

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