Question

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

Explanation:

In argumentation, evidence must support the claim logically. Relevant evidence directly relates to the argument's topic, ensuring it addresses the core issue. Sufficient evidence provides enough weight or instances to validate the claim, making the argument credible. "Accomplished" and "interesting" do not describe the quality of evidence for an argument, while "biased" evidence undermines the argument's objectivity.

Answer:

C. relevant
D. sufficient