1. When deciding if two texts disagree, what does it mean to make a judgment about a particular set of facts? create an argument a. draw a conclusion

b. form an interpretation

c. do an analysis

2. What does it mean when two authors disagree on matters of fact?

a. The authors share the disadvantages of a topic.

b. The authors present opposing information on the same topic.

c. The authors use different sources to support the same argument.

d. The authors share the same opinion on different topics.

3. When you are trying to understand a topic and come across conflicting information on a topic, what should you do first?

a. identify where exactly the texts disagree

b. look for other topics on which the same authors disagree

c. looks for topics on which the same authors agree

d. decide with which text you agree

4. Why might two texts on the same topic disagree?

a. The authors share a similar judgment about the set of facts.

b. The authors interpret the facts differently.

c. The authors identify the same sources from which they base their arguments.

d. The authors present the factual information in different formats.

5. When applying technology to identify text disagreement, what is a key word?

a. a word that provides the answers to different questions that are in the texts

b. a word that provides the facts that are different between texts

c. a word that shows the importance of disagreeing on facts

d. a word that shows sources that offer more information about the point on which the texts differ