Question

text structures quick check
which topic would best be addressed by a claim/counterclaim/evidence text structure? (1 point)

• why communism is an ineffective economic system.
• what happens when a person fails to drink enough water?
• how can car accidents be prevented?
• how high school and college are similar and different.

Explanation:

A claim/counterclaim/evidence structure is used to present an argument, address opposing views, and support with evidence. The topic "Why communism is an ineffective economic system" involves making a claim (communism is ineffective), addressing potential counterclaims (e.g., arguments for communism's effectiveness), and providing evidence. The other topics: "What happens when a person fails to drink enough water?" is cause - effect, "How can car accidents be prevented?" is problem - solution, and "How high school and college are similar and different" is compare - contrast, which don't fit the claim/counterclaim/evidence structure.

Answer:

A. Why communism is an ineffective economic system