You will read two articles on the same topic and identify the different evidence that is used by each author to support the same topic. In a paragraph, you will identify the tone of one of the authors. View the grading rubric as you complete your work. This is your guide to a super submission.

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Read the two articles in the worksheet.
Complete Task 1 Graphic Organizer using what you have learned in the lesson to compare and contrast the topic and the evidence used in both articles to support the topic.
Complete Task 2 Tone by selecting one of the articles and writing a short response about the tone and word choice.
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