6th Grade Argument and Claims Practice Test
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Free 6th grade argument practice: trace and evaluate claims and evidence in an original essay, then practice claims, evidence, transitions and conclusions. This test is for 6th grade (ages 11–12). In the UK, that's Year 7.
Before you start
Read an original argument written by a 6th grade student and answer 9 questions about its claims, reasons and evidence. Then answer 9 more questions about writing a strong argument: choosing a claim, picking relevant evidence, using transitions, keeping a formal style and writing a conclusion.
- 18 questions
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