Claim, Evidence, or Analysis?

This is another word for the topic sentence.

• Claim

• Evidence

• Analysis

This is another word for finding an example from the text that proves you're right.

• Claim

• Evidence

• Analysis

This is when you explain what you mean and help your reader connect the ideas together.

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• Evidence

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"The cars in Cars aren't cars; they're much more likely to be highly-evolved insects." This would be a...

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"In Cars 2, Finn McMissle uses a respirator to help him breathe underwater." This would be...

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"Mater knows what pistachios are, what ice cream is, has tasted it, and liked it." This would be...

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"If the cars need food, then they must have a stomach, which means they're living organisms." This would be...

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"The only way Lightning could get hiccups is if has internal organs." This would be...

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"We see in Cars 2 that there are VW Beetles that have evolved wings that aren't made of metal." This would be...

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"All this means that underneath all that metal, they have brains, hearts, lungs, and other internal organs." This would be...

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