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An argument is a specific type of informational text in which an author asserts a position on a topic (claim) and then supports that position with facts, reasons, and evidence. Question 10 options: True
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An argument is a specific type of informational text in which an author asserts a position on a topic (claim) and then supports that position with facts, reasons, and evidence.

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the answer should be false
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The correct response should be false
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