On what basis should a reader evaluate evidence for effectiveness? Select three options.
A. similarity to the reader's views
B. relevance to the central idea
C. connection to one part of the claim
D. sufficiency to support the purpose
E. credibility of the source
Answer (1)
When evaluating evidence, readers should consider its relevance to the central idea, the credibility of the source, and its sufficiency to support the argument. These factors ensure the effectiveness and persuasiveness of the evidence presented. By applying these criteria, readers can critically analyze various claims and their supporting evidence. ;
