RI 123

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What type of evidence should you look for when analyzing an author's ideas or claims?

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Specific details, facts, or examples from the text itself.

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Which of the following is NOT considered strong textual evidence?

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Your personal opinion about the topic.

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What should you consider when determining if textual evidence supports an analysis?

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The relevance and specificity of the evidence to your point.

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How does analyzing the structure of a text help in understanding ideas?

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It shows how ideas are organized and connected.

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What is the purpose of summarizing a text?

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To capture the main ideas and key supporting details concisely.

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What is textual evidence?

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Information from a text that supports an analysis or claim.

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Why is it important to use specific examples from a text?

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Specific examples strengthen your analysis and provide clarity.

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What is the difference between a summary and a paraphrase?

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A summary captures main ideas concisely, while a paraphrase rewrites the text in your own words.

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What role do direct quotes play in textual analysis?

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Direct quotes provide strong evidence to support your claims.

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How can statistical data be used in textual analysis?

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Statistical data can provide factual support for an argument or claim.