Unit 4 · Strengthening Arguments
Talking to Plants — Fill the Missing Mechanism
Lesson 14 of 14
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A gardener says talking to plants is a good idea — because you're more likely to remember to water them if you treat them like friends. Which statement best supports this? The answer explains the mechanism: when you talk to a plant, you naturally pay close attention to it and notice what it needs — including whether it's thirsty.
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A gardener is giving advice about taking care of plants. He says: "Some people think talking to plants is strange, but it's actually a really good idea. After all, you're more likely to remember to water them if you treat them like friends!"
Which one of these statements, if true, best supports the gardener's claim?
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