Questions: 12:33 10 Consider this claim: When a book is made into a movie, you should read the book before seeing the movie. Now consider how someone might argue against this. Which sentence presents a counterclaim to the above claim? Books typically include more details about the characters and plot of a story than movie versions. It's a waste of time to read a book when you can see the movie in a couple hours. Not ready yet?

The sentence that presents a counterclaim to the claim "When a book is made into a movie, you should read the book before seeing the movie" is:

"It's a waste of time to read a book when you can see the movie in a couple hours."

The original claim suggests that reading the book before watching the movie is preferable. The counterclaim challenges this by arguing that watching the movie is more time-efficient, implying that the book may not be necessary to enjoy or understand the story. This perspective values the convenience and time-saving aspect of movies over the potentially richer detail found in books.