The reasoning in Paragraph 3 is strong because it addresses concerns and explains why pets are worth it. The author acknowledges the common objections people have regarding the work and cost associated with pets and counters these points by suggesting adoption as a more affordable option and emphasizing the benefits pets bring to kids.
Read the passage, then answer the question below. Passage 5: Persuasive Essay - "Why Kids Need Pets" Introduction Pets like dogs and cats are great for kids. They teach kids important lessons and make them happy. This essay explains why every kid should have a pet. Paragraph 1: Pets Teach Responsibility Kids learn to take care of pets by feeding them and cleaning up after them. For example, a kid with a dog has to walk it every day. This teaches kids to be responsible. Paragraph 2: Pets Make Kids Happy Pets are fun to play with and make kids feel good. Studies show that kids with pets are less sad. Playing with a cat or dog can make a bad day better. Paragraph 3: Why Some People Disagree Some people say pets are too much work or cost too much. But pets don't need to be expensive. You can adopt a pet from a shelter, and the work is worth it because pets help kids so much. Conclusion Pets teach kids to be responsible and make them happy. Every kid should have a pet. Ask your parents for a pet today! How effective is the reasoning in Paragraph 3 about why some people disagree? (1 point) Responses It is weak because it does not mention happiness. It is weak because it does not mention happiness. It is strong because it addresses concerns and explains why pets are worth it. It is strong because it addresses concerns and explains why pets are worth it. It is weak because it only talks about dogs. It is weak because it only talks about dogs. It is strong because it uses a funny story.
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