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Citing Textual Evidence

Quiz by Kenneth James Rabe

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10 questions
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  • Q1

    Text Evidence gives your words validity and strength.

    true
    false
    True or False
    15s
  • Q2

    General Statement is a claim that doesn't need to be proven.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s
  • Q3

    Text Evidence usually expresses the main point or main idea.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s
  • Q4

    Text Evidence uses specific examples and ideas from a text.

    true
    false
    True or False
    10s
  • Q5

    When we are citing text evidence, we should read and understand the text thoroughly.

    true
    false
    True or False
    10s
  • Q6

    We need to look for the text evidence first before we look for the general statement.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s
  • Q7

    An inference can help to identify the general statement.

    true
    false
    True or False
    10s
  • Q8

    The topic of a paragraph, essay or book is called Text Evidence.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s
  • Q9

    We do not need evidence/s to prove our general statement.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s
  • Q10

    We cannot add our own opinion if we are citing text evidence.

    false
    true
    True or False
    10s

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