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1.you need strong evidence with a good claim
2.valid reasoning is a well reason that makes sense and fallacious reasoning means a wrong reasoning that doesn't makes sense.

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1. Evidence to back up your claim from a valid source
2. Valid reasoning means when reasoning is valid and is related
fallacious reasoning is when evidence is false and isn't related to the topic

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Luis Hernandez
period 7
#1.you have to find evidence in the story or paragraph.
#2.for evidence to be valid you have to have it about the thing you are writing about. fallacious reasoning means that the argument you are making is not good but you make it seem like its really good

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#1: Having a good claim and evidence backing up the claim.
#2: well reasoning supporting and the other means a reasoning.

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1. you need factual strong evidence to back up your claim and side of the argument
2.valid reasoning means fair or well if something is valid it is true or factual while fallacious reasoning is kind of like flawed reasoning since it is not factual

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Period 7
Q1: It needs a claim and a good evidence to back up your claim
Q2: A reasoning that makes sense and you can use when you back up your argument. Fallacious reasoning is based reasoning

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Manuela Lago
period 7
1 - strong evidence to support your argument
2 - valid reasoning can mean from a reliable source. fallacious reasoning means evidence that isn't relevant or valuable to your claim or argument

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Period 7
1. Strong evidence to help support your argument.
2.  Valid reasoning is maybe when what the evidence is saying is proven true. Fallacious reasoning could mean when the evidence is not proven.

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1. You need an evidence that is able to be confirmed or that makes sense
2.Valid reasoning is something that is already confirmed and can be reconfirmed

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Name :: Maria Monteiro
Period :: 7

Question #1 :: a strong claim and good evidence

Question #2 :: valid reasoning is unbiased reasoning that makes sense related to the evidence given. Fallacious reasoning is biased reasoning.

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Per 7                                                                                                   Dominique Statut                                                                                                  1. A good argument needs a claim and strong evidence to back up the claim.

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Per 7                                                                                                   Dominique Statut                                                                                                  1. A good argument needs a claim and strong evidence to back up the claim.

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2. Valid reasoning is that something is 100% correct and cannot be proved wrong.
3. Fallacious reasoning means that the information you are using is wrong or partly incorrect.

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Name: Jason Yau
Period: 7th

1. A strong claim with supporting evidence from a reliable source to back up the claim.

2. Valid reasoning is reasoning that is correct and accurate. Fallacious reasoning is reasoning that is irrelevant to your claim and is unneeded to support your claim.

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Neyla Cabrera
Period 7
Question #1 : Strong evidence & reliable resources.
Question #2: I think that valid reasoning might mean reasoning that isn't biased. Reasoning that comes from a reliable source/author. And I think that fallacious reasoning might mean evidence that is false.

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period 7
1.
strong evidence that supports your claim.
2. to have Valid reasoning is reasoning that supports what ever you are supporting have fallacious reasoning is something that does not support your reasoning and

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Period 7
1. You need a strong claim and evidence to back it up.
2. I think valid reasoning means, that the evidence is strong and reasonable. I think fallacious reasoning means that the evidence does not from a good source

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Q1 A good claim and good evidence to back of the claim and argue why it is correct.
Q2 Valid reasoning means evidence that makes and sense supports your claim/argument and fallacious evidence well i don't know what that means so i'm assuming evidence that is false and doesn't support the claim or argument at all

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1. you need strong evidence to help you
2.valid reasoning means the right type of evidence that you have explained.Fallacious means biased reasoning

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Period 7
Question 1: You will need strong evidence to back up whatever you are defending.
Question 2: Valid reasoning means  some explanation that has value, and fallacious reasoning has to do with reasoning that does not add value to your argument or claim

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7th period
Question #1:  you would need strong evidence for a strong argument to exist
Question #2: valid reasoning i think is a accurate evidence that backs up your claim

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7th period
1 - In order to have a strong argument, you must have a strong claim and evidence from reliable sources.
2 -  Valid reasoning means to have a strong, factual argument. Fallacious reasoning is the opposite, having a weak argument.

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Period 7
1. You need strong evidence to back up whatever claim you have
2. Valid reasoning means that it is evidence or explanation that has purpose. Fallacious reasoning means evidence that is not really needed, it is not correct.

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7th period
Q1 Reliable evidence with educated people supporting it

Q2 Reasoning that correlates directly with the evidence and fallacious reasoning is getting something from the evidence that it is not really explained. Sometimes making it sound better then it actually is.

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Question #1: What criteria is needed for a strong argument to exist?

Question #2: When it comes to evidence, what does valid reasoning mean? What does fallacious reasoning mean?