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Grade 8 Quiz Connecting Ideas & Responding with Relevant Evidence – SL.8.1.C

The standard CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.8.1.C encourages students to actively engage in discussions by not only listening to what others are saying but also by posing questions that bridge the ideas of multiple speakers. Moreover, when responding to questions or comments, students should provide answers backed by evidence, observations, or coherent ideas. This promotes an enriched conversation where ideas are interwoven and participants actively build upon one another’s thoughts.

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1. Question
Why is it essential to connect the ideas of multiple speakers during a discussion?
- a. To show off your listening skills
- b. To create a more cohesive and informed conversation
- c. To redirect the topic
- d. To highlight the mistakes of others
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Which of the following is a response backed by relevant evidence?
- a. "I just feel like it's right."
- b. "Based on the article we read, the data shows…"
- c. "Everyone thinks so."
- d. "It's just common sense."
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When someone poses a question in a discussion, how should you ideally respond?
- a. With a personal opinion without any justification
- b. By changing the subject entirely
- c. With observations or ideas related to the topic
- d. By repeating what the last person said
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What kind of question connects the ideas of multiple speakers?
- a. A question that introduces a new topic
- b. A question that only relates to the previous speaker
- c. A question that combines insights from several contributions
- d. A rhetorical question
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How can posing questions that connect multiple ideas be beneficial in a discussion?
- a. It allows for avoiding the main topic.
- b. It lets everyone know you are in charge.
- c. It integrates different viewpoints and deepens the conversation.
- d. It ensures you are the only one speaking.
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When should you provide evidence during a discussion?
- a. Only when directly challenged
- b. Only at the beginning of the conversation
- c. When making a claim or supporting an idea
- d. Only when ending a discussion
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Why is it crucial to respond with relevant evidence in discussions?
- a. It makes the conversation longer
- b. It makes your argument more credible and persuasive
- c. It allows you to dominate the discussion
- d. It ensures no one else shares their viewpoint
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What is the primary goal of connecting multiple speakers’ ideas?
- a. To ensure a monologue rather than a dialogue
- b. To find discrepancies in arguments
- c. To generate a richer understanding of the topic at hand
- d. To compare who has the best idea
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In a discussion, observations are:
- a. Unsubstantiated opinions
- b. Claims without any backing
- c. Noted phenomena or facts, typically based on firsthand experience or learning
- d. Guesses about the topic
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Posing questions that bridge ideas encourages:
- a. Competition among speakers
- b. Disjointed conversations
- c. Collaborative thinking and exploration
- d. Quick conclusions without deep understanding
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