Evaluating Conflicting Viewpoints - ACT Science
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What does “conflicting viewpoints” mean on the ACT Science test?
What does “conflicting viewpoints” mean on the ACT Science test?
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What is the main goal of conflicting viewpoints passages?
What is the main goal of conflicting viewpoints passages?
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What should you focus on when reading conflicting viewpoints?
What should you focus on when reading conflicting viewpoints?
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What is a claim?
What is a claim?
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What is evidence?
What is evidence?
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What is reasoning?
What is reasoning?
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What is an assumption?
What is an assumption?
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What is bias?
What is bias?
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How do you find a point of agreement?
How do you find a point of agreement?
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How do you find a point of disagreement?
How do you find a point of disagreement?
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What does it mean when two scientists use the same data but reach different conclusions?
What does it mean when two scientists use the same data but reach different conclusions?
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What is correlation?
What is correlation?
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What is causation?
What is causation?
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Why is it important to separate correlation from causation?
Why is it important to separate correlation from causation?
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What question should you ask when comparing two arguments?
What question should you ask when comparing two arguments?
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What should you do first when reading a conflicting viewpoints passage?
What should you do first when reading a conflicting viewpoints passage?
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What should you look for in each viewpoint?
What should you look for in each viewpoint?
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What kind of language signals a disagreement?
What kind of language signals a disagreement?
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What does “supported by evidence” mean?
What does “supported by evidence” mean?
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What does “contradicted by evidence” mean?
What does “contradicted by evidence” mean?
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