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What a source is good for rather than whether it is good, and the difference between a position and a perspective.
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Source A: a patient advocate's April 2024 report on 312 portal complaints at Northside Hospital, most of them about parking and discharge instructions. What claim can it support?
A vendor newsletter says the farmers' market's new stall fee will 'drive out the smallest sellers.' It is best evidence of what?
A robotics coach's blog post after a tournament says travel costs kept three teams home. What can the post most directly establish?
Source card: a bookstore owner tells the local paper that online discounts cut her fall sales. The source is strongest for which use?
A student cites app usability notes: 18 testers struggled to find the privacy settings. What claim do the notes support?
PTA minutes record parents objecting to a later pickup time because it conflicts with work shifts. What are the minutes best used to show?
A marathon organizer's sponsor packet promises 'high visibility among health-conscious residents.' What does that source best establish?
Source D is a retired oncology nurse's letter arguing for longer hospital visiting hours. Which element is her perspective rather than her position?
A delivery driver argues the city should not add curbside pickup zones downtown. Which detail is perspective, not position?
A PTA treasurer with two children at the school argues free lunches should continue. Which part is perspective rather than position?
A software CEO argues every middle school should require coding. Which detail is the source's perspective?
A rural library director supports renewing broadband grants. Which element is perspective, not position?
A 2023 survey of 60 theater club members finds most favor a later school start. What does it fall short of showing?
A helmet company reports lab tests showing its new model absorbs more impact than its old model. What does the source not establish?
A parks post gets 200 comments, most opposing a dog run. What does that source fall short of proving?
A memoir chapter by one first-generation college student describes confusing financial-aid forms. What claim would overreach?
A study observes 12 classrooms in one state using standing desks and notes more on-task behavior. What is still unproved?
A student claims phone pouches reduced class disruptions. Which source reaches that claim most directly?
Claim: farmers' market prices rose faster than grocery prices locally. Which source is most direct?
Claim: shade trees lower playground surface temperatures. Which source best supports it?
A student argues audiobook access increases independent reading among commuting students. Which source is most useful?
Claim: a food-truck ordinance changed lunch options near campus. Which source reaches it most directly?
A running-shoe study is funded by the company selling the tested shoe. What should a reader check first?
A school climate survey was emailed only to newsletter subscribers. What does that sampling detail tell a reader to check?
A claim about homework appears on an advocacy group's blog for 'ending homework now.' What should a synthesis writer check?
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Political Cartoons and Visual Argument
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