Fact, inference, or too far?

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Five labelled story excerpts, four claims each with one empty classification box and reason lines, plus a claim rewrite.

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Evaluate the strength and limits of four evidence-based claims. Uses the excerpts or short text printed on the page; longer responses can continue in a notebook.

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