Question

what is the primary purpose of using evidence in writing?
a. to make writing longer
b. to support arguments
c. to impress readers with quotes
d. to meet word count requirements

what is essential to do before sharing evidence?
a. summarize the text in great detail
b. change font size
c. give reader context
d. bold the text

what is the key to effectively using statistics as evidence?
a. adding them at the end
b. including every statistic available
c. explaining their significance
d. using the largest numbers

what is the final crucial step when using evidence in writing?
a. introducing the context for the evidence
b. finding more evidence
c. explaining why it matters
d. citing the source

Explanation:

First Question:

Using evidence in writing is to support arguments (not for length, impressing, or word count).

Before sharing evidence, giving context helps readers understand it. Formatting (font size, bold) or over - detailed summary aren't essential.

For statistics as evidence, explaining their significance is key (not adding at end, using all, or largest numbers).

Answer:

b. To support arguments

Second Question: