Exploring Textual Evidence in Assignments

The video tutorial explains the concept of textual evidence, emphasizing its importance in supporting arguments. It provides examples, such as a talent show scenario, to illustrate how to use textual evidence effectively. The tutorial also guides students on selecting relevant articles for research and offers success tips for using Study Island. The focus is on understanding and applying textual evidence to strengthen arguments and research.

What is textual evidence?

• A summary of the text

• A paraphrase of the text

• A quote or example from the text

• An opinion about the text

Why is it important to use textual evidence in your answers?

• It makes your answer more interesting

• It shows you have read the text

• It makes your answer longer

• It strengthens your argument

Who provided the best argument for Jackson to enter the talent show?

• None of them

• Lori Beth

• Bobby

• Angelica

Why was Angelica's argument considered the best?

• She was Jackson's best friend

• She disagreed with everyone

• She gave multiple reasons

• She was the loudest

Which article would be most helpful for a report on trains and railroads in the 1800s?

• Train history 1900 to 2000

• Railroad history of North America

• The trains of Great Britain

• Railroad acts and steam tracks

Why is 'Railroad acts and steam tracks' the best article for the assignment?

• It has the most pictures

• It is the longest article

• It covers the correct time period

• It is the most recent

What should you do first when approaching a reading passage?

• Read the entire passage

• Read the questions first

• Highlight important words

• Summarize the passage

What is the benefit of reading the questions before the passage?

• It saves time

• It helps you know what to look for

• It makes the passage shorter

• It improves your memory

Where can you find the textual evidence quiz on Study Island?

• ELA 10.1 pathway

• Science 10.1 pathway

• History 10.1 pathway

• Math 10.1 pathway

What should you do if you have questions about the quiz?

• Contact the teacher

• Search online

• Skip the quiz

• Ask a friend