Citing Evidence to Support the General Statement
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- Q1
Which of the following defines a general statement?
mentioning evidence from text into your writing.
representation of broader ideas that need further explanation.
something/ proof that comes directly from the text.
representation of supporting details of evidence related to general statements.
20s - Q2
What does it mean to cite evidence?
It means citing all the details in the text word by word.
It means investigating the author of the text.
It means supporting what is stated in the text.
It means mentioning evidence directly from the text.
20sEN7RC-IV-g-10.4 - Q3
Which of the following is NOT a step in citing evidence?
Rewrite the evidence from the text.
Use or paraphrase a statement from the text.
Locate the evidence from the text.
Provide citation from the text
20sEN7RC-IV-g-10.4 - Q4
How do we rewrite evidence to support a general statement?
Rewriting numbered sentences into a paragraph.
Paraphrase or use your own words in stating your ideas while keeping the same thought or meaning of the text.
Find something that backs up what you are saying.
Use words or phrases such as according to, In the text, etc.
20sEN7RC-IV-g-10.4 - Q5
How do we locate evidence from the text?
Use words or phrases such as according to, In the text, etc.
Rewriting numbered sentences into a paragraph.
Paraphrase or use your own words in stating your ideas while keeping the same thought or meaning of the text.
Find something that backs up what you are saying.
20sEN7RC-IV-g-10.4