Analyze Evidence

A stands for

• Answer

• Address

• Analyze

• Argue

If the instructions do not say something like, "Support your answer with details from the excerpt," it is okay to exclude textual evidence.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Looking at something thoroughly and closely

• analyze

• text evidence

• gathering

• paces

Miss Boznango gave me full credit on my question because I used strong ______.

• text evidence

• limp

• paces

• analyze

The detective decided it was time to ______ the crime scene.

• analyze

• inference

• fortunate

• shaft

Ideas and details in a text that can be used to support an inference

• text evidence

• analyze

• gathering

• limp

to examine in detail when interpreting and explaining something

• support

• infer

• analyze

• cite

What does the term 'analyze evidence' mean in the context of literary analysis?

• To summarize the main points of a text

• To examine and interpret details to understand a text

• To list all the characters in a story

• To rewrite a text in your own words

Which of the following is an example of analyzing evidence in a text?

• Quoting a passage without explanation

• Explaining how a quote supports a theme

• Listing all the quotes from a chapter

• Ignoring the quotes and focusing on the plot

In the sentence, 'The lawyer had to analyze the evidence to build a strong case,' what does 'analyze' mean?

• Ignore

• Examine

• Destroy

• Create