8. which of the following is an example of asking for clarification during a group discussion? i disagree…

8. which of the following is an example of asking for clarification during a group discussion? i disagree with your point about jonathan and marthas conflict because they both had the same point of view about marks addiction. i liked your idea that the theme is one of valuing the strength in others. i thought of this theme as well after reading chapter two because of trevors conversation with his estranged mother. i heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. could you please elaborate on that? i completely agree with your analysis of sues character. in addition, have you thought of the impact her childhood had on her college experience? 9. what is the difference between a feeling and an opinion? feelings may be introduced into discussions, but opinions may not. a feeling is emotional, while an opinion is a fact. an opinion should be supported by evidence, while a feeling is an emotional response. opinions should not be a part of discussions, but feelings can be.
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Brief Explanations:
For question 8, asking for elaboration on a statement about the story - setting is asking for clarification. For question 9, an opinion is a view that should be supported by evidence, while a feeling is an emotional response.
Answer:
- "I heard you say the setting could be more fitting for the story. Could you please elaborate on that?"
- An opinion should be supported by evidence, while a feeling is an emotional response.