Video 2, How to Determine Which Position is Best Supported

How to Determine Which Position is Best Supported—Video 2 of How to Pass the GED Extended Response

In Video 2, recent GED® graduate Alice explains that on the GED® Reasoning Through Language Arts Extended Response Test, the prompt will include two passages with opposing views. The prompt will ask which author’s position is better supported. Alice tells you that you will need to read the passages closely to identify both strong evidence and weak evidence, and she provides an example of a graphic organizer that can help you organize ideas before writing your response.
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[beckchasewolfe]

The Pens/markers that they give you never work even if you ask for new ones. So you have to do it all in your head for math and essay Good luck

[aamiyadavid]

Hello! Is the example of the completed noteboard available to be printed as well?

[gloryjay]

This is a brilliant video 👌must say but i had to try someone who my daughter told me got good GED and thats deelscafe 💯.

[nancyharris]

Where can I buy the New Reader Press books. To help me with the written respone.

[leticiakomba]

I'm taking mine coming week. Any tips?

[adilenecastillo]

Where is the graphic organizer link? I do not see it on the description.

[paper]

tip: you don't. you just choose whichever response you feel like you will have an easier time to write an essay and agree on 🥲