Question

directions: after choosing your topic, find quotes to support your. prompt: what type of strength is most valuable in a survival situation (choose 1 or 2)? 1. answer: □ physical strength: helps you keep going when you face challenges like aggression, frustration, or apathy □ emotional strength: helps you cope with challenges and bounce back □ strength endurance: the ability to exert force over a prolonged period of time □ relational strength: helps you connect with others, which is important because survival often depends on a team □ agile strength: helps you control and maneuver your strength based on your environment evidence: choose two quotes that support the answer to the prompt. choose evidence from \the most dangerous game,\ \survival is your responsibility,\ \seventh man,\ and/or the hunger games. *what is a quote? a quote is any word - for - word passage from the literature. these can be but does not need to be in quotation marks from the passage. 2. evidence #1 ● erase this and type a quote from literature that demonstrates this claim (include in - text citation). ● how does this quote prove/demonstrate your argument?

Explanation:

Emotional strength is crucial in survival as it allows individuals to cope with stress, fear, and set - backs. In survival situations, physical strength can be limited, and relational strength may not always be available. Emotional strength provides the mental resilience to persevere. For evidence, one would need to refer to the given literary works to find passages that show characters relying on their emotional fortitude to survive.

Answer:

1. Emotional strength
2. Evidence #1: (No specific quote provided as the literary works are not fully accessible here. But a possible in - text citation could be in the format of (Author's last name, page number) once a quote is found, e.g., if Katniss in The Hunger Games shows emotional strength, it could be (Collins, 50))

How it proves the argument: The quote would likely show Katniss facing a difficult situation, such as near - death experiences or intense pressure, and relying on her emotional strength to keep going.
Evidence #2: (Similarly, no quote yet, but following the same in - text citation and explanation process once a relevant quote from one of the other works is identified)