Analyzing Textual Evidence in Academic Writing

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What is the primary purpose of using textual evidence in academic writing?

To support an argument or thesis statement

Which of the following characteristics is NOT a requirement of good textual evidence?

Emotional

What type of textual evidence is considered the strongest in formal writing?

Statistical evidence

Who can provide testimonial evidence in a given field?

Both celebrities and experts/authorities

What is the purpose of collecting testimonial evidence from celebrities?

To influence public opinion

What is the main difference between statistical evidence and testimonial evidence?

Statistical evidence is based on data, while testimonial evidence is based on opinions

What is the primary function of textual evidence in an argument or thesis statement?

To provide support and justification

Which type of textual evidence is typically collected from experts in a given field?

Testimonial Evidence

What is the main characteristic of statistical evidence in formal writing?

It is based on hard data presented as a percentage or number

What is a key requirement of good textual evidence?

It must be unified and relevant to the central point

What is the benefit of using textual evidence in academic writing?

It provides specific support for the argument or thesis statement

What is a key difference between statistical evidence and testimonial evidence?

Statistical evidence is based on data, while testimonial evidence is based on opinions

Test your understanding of using textual evidence to support arguments in academic writing. Learn to identify and analyze evidence from original sources and texts.

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