Question

what kind of evidence should be presented in an argument? select two options. accomplished interesting relevant sufficient biased

Explanation:

To determine the correct options, we analyze each term:

• "Accomplished" refers to a person's achievement, not evidence for an argument.
• "Interesting" evidence may not be valid or support the argument; it's about appeal, not strength.
• "Relevant" evidence is directly related to the argument's claim, making it necessary.
• "Sufficient" evidence provides enough support to validate the argument.
• "Biased" evidence is partial and undermines the argument's credibility.

So, relevant and sufficient evidence is needed.

Answer:

C. relevant, D. sufficient