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Claim: Schools should decrease class size by hiring more
teachers.
Which statement is an example of a commonsense counterclaim to the claim
above?
A. A decrease in class size would require more teachers, which
would be too expensive.
OB. Research has shown that smaller classes don't necessarily equal
better instruction.
O C. Students say they enjoy larger classes more than smaller classes.
O D. Currently, 60 percent of all classes have no more than 30 students
each.
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A and B are suitable counter claims here as they deal with all aspects if the statements.

The statement that is an example of a counterclaim to the claim is D. Currently, 60 percent of all classes have no more than 30 students each.

What is a claim?

It should be noted that a claim simply means the stance of an author regarding a literary work.

In this case, the statement that is an example of a common sense counterclaim to the claim is that currently, 60 percent of all classes have no more than 30 students each.

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