Truth vs Persuasion Lab (Grade 7)

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Analyze if messages are factual or persuasive.

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Froggy Jumps Truth vs Persuasion Lab (Grade 7)Online version Analyze if messages are factual or persuasive. by Kaila Angela Marasigan 1 Which text is most clearly based on a stated fact or source? a 1. “According to the Science Club President, this new review center is the best…” b 3. “All students who do not join contests have no ambition in life.” c 2. “I am a Grade 7 student just like you, so I understand why we need a longer recess time.” 2 Which message tries to persuade with a benefit for students? a 3. “All students who do not join contests have no ambition in life.” b 2. “I am a Grade 7 student just like you, so I understand why we need a longer recess time.” c 1. “According to the Science Club President…” 3 Underline the phrase that signals a claim about what’s best for the reader. a “I am a Grade 7 student just like you” b “According to the Science Club President” c “the best for the upcoming Periodical Test” 4 Which sentence targets the reader’s feelings rather than facts? a 3. “All students who do not join contests have no ambition in life.” b 1. “According to the Science Club President, this new review center is the best…” c 2. “I am a Grade 7 student just like you, so I understand why we need a longer recess time.” 5 Which statement would be more fair and factual if rewritten? a 2. “Everyone should have longer recess because I do.” b 3. “All students who do not join contests may have fewer opportunities.” c 1. “This is the best review center for the test.” 6 Which phrase shows a claim about a authority figure or source? a “the best for the upcoming Periodical Test” b “According to the Science Club President” c “All students who do not join contests have no ambition in life.” 7 Identify the persuasive element: “I am a Grade 7 student just like you…” a Explicit statistics or data b Appeal to shared identity c Factual claim about test scores 8 Which message could be rewritten to be more balanced? a 1. The science club claim b 2. The recess claim c 3. The all-students claim 9 Which underlined part signals an attempt to influence you to think a certain way? a “According to the Science Club President” b “the best for the upcoming Periodical Test” c “All students who do not join contests have no ambition in life.” 10 Rewrite task: which prompt fits the assignment’s goal? a Rewrite one persuasive message to be fair and factual in 2-3 sentences. b Identify which texts are confusing without rewriting them. c Rewrite all texts to be purely factual.

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Truth vs Persuasion Lab (Grade 7)Online version

by Kaila Angela Marasigan

Which text is most clearly based on a stated fact or source?

Which message tries to persuade with a benefit for students?

Underline the phrase that signals a claim about what’s best for the reader.

Which sentence targets the reader’s feelings rather than facts?

Which statement would be more fair and factual if rewritten?

Which phrase shows a claim about a authority figure or source?

Identify the persuasive element: “I am a Grade 7 student just like you…”

Which message could be rewritten to be more balanced?

Which underlined part signals an attempt to influence you to think a certain way?

Rewrite task: which prompt fits the assignment’s goal?