Relevant vs. Irrelevant Evidence
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Relevant vs. Irrelevant Evidence
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At the community baseball game, Ravi’s team wanted to improve its defense. Hannah noticed that the players often missed catches when they stood too far apart. Diego suggested that each player call out when the ball was in the air. During the next practice, the team tried both ideas and made more catches. Ravi’s cap had a red brim, and the snack stand sold pretzels.
- Players made more catches after trying the suggestions.
- Hannah noticed the players stood too far apart.
- Ravi’s cap had a red brim.
- Diego recommended calling out when the ball was in the air.
- The snack stand sold pretzels.
- The players made more catches at the next practice.
- Ravi wore a cap with a red brim.
- The team played at a community game.
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Choose Evidence for a Claim
Claim: A short warm-up before a baseball game can help players get ready to play.
- Hannah jogged and stretched before the game, then felt ready to run for the ball.
- Diego’s family brought a blue blanket to the field.
- The scoreboard showed the number of runs for each team.
- Ravi likes eating popcorn after a game.
- Players call to each other before going after a fly ball.
- A catcher signals to the pitcher before a pitch.
- The team’s bus has comfortable seats.
- A player tells a teammate when a runner is heading for a base.
- A helmet helps protect a batter’s head from a ball.
- Ravi’s favorite player wears a number seven jersey.
- The game began on a sunny afternoon.
- The players shared orange slices after practice.
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