The difference between a claim and a reason in an argument is

the claim is a statement and the reason is a counterclaim.

the claim is a statement and the reason is the evidence.

the claim is a reason supported with evidence for the claim.

the claim is a statement supported with reasons and evidence.

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Carsen Gardner

English

21 September, 16:44

The difference between a claim and a reason in an argument is

the claim is a statement and the reason is a counterclaim.

the claim is a statement and the reason is the evidence.

the claim is a reason supported with evidence for the claim.

the claim is a statement supported with reasons and evidence.

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Saniyah Harper · Answer 1

The answer here would be D.

The claim is the statement (Stating something), which can be backed by beliefs (or here, reasons) or facts (or here, evidence.)

Schultz · Answer 2

The answer is D.

"the claim is a statement supported with reasons and evidence."

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