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Hanna Alejandra QUISPE JACOBIN

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Reasoned Argument: Mother's DecisionOnline version Reasoned Argument: Mother's Decision by Hanna Alejandra QUISPE JACOBIN 1 Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: The Mother’s Decision Was Wrong When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Many people think this was fair, but I believe it was a wrong decision. I will explain my reasons. Choose one or more answers a Introduction b Body c Conclusion 2 Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: Second, cutting the orange in half did not really solve the problem. The children still didn’t learn how to talk or understand each other. They only stopped arguing because the mother decided for them. a Introduction b Body c Conclusion 3 Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: In conclusion, the mother’s decision was not the best one. She should have listened carefully to her children before acting. That way, they could have found a fair and smart solution together. a Introduction b Body c Conclusion 4 Which introduction explains that the mother made the right decision? a When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Some people may think her decision was not fair, but I believe she made the right choice. I will explain my reasons. b When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Many people think this was fair, but I believe it was a wrong decision. I will explain my reasons.

Reasoned Argument: Mother's DecisionOnline version

Reasoned Argument: Mother's Decision

by Hanna Alejandra QUISPE JACOBIN

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: The Mother’s Decision Was Wrong When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Many people think this was fair, but I believe it was a wrong decision. I will explain my reasons.

Choose one or more answers

Introduction

Body

Conclusion

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: Second, cutting the orange in half did not really solve the problem. The children still didn’t learn how to talk or understand each other. They only stopped arguing because the mother decided for them.

Introduction

Body

Conclusion

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: In conclusion, the mother’s decision was not the best one. She should have listened carefully to her children before acting. That way, they could have found a fair and smart solution together.

Introduction

Body

Conclusion

Which introduction explains that the mother made the right decision?

When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Some people may think her decision was not fair, but I believe she made the right choice. I will explain my reasons.

When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Many people think this was fair, but I believe it was a wrong decision. I will explain my reasons.

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Reasoned Argument: Mother's DecisionOnline version

by Hanna Alejandra QUISPE JACOBIN

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: The Mother’s Decision Was Wrong When the brother and sister fought over the orange, their mother decided to cut it in half. Many people think this was fair, but I believe it was a wrong decision. I will explain my reasons.

Choose one or more answers

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: Second, cutting the orange in half did not really solve the problem. The children still didn’t learn how to talk or understand each other. They only stopped arguing because the mother decided for them.

Read and decide if it is the introduction, body, or conclusion: In conclusion, the mother’s decision was not the best one. She should have listened carefully to her children before acting. That way, they could have found a fair and smart solution together.

Which introduction explains that the mother made the right decision?

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