Question

I'm going a head in language I need help quick


Which phrase describes supporting details?(1 point)

what a text is mostly about

what a text is called

the facts about a topic

the titles of sections in a text

Which kinds of details should be used to help support a central idea? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)

arguments

facts

opinions

judgments

statistics

Which term is another name for a central idea?(1 point)

title

main idea

supporting detail

subheading

Which part of an informational text should everything else in the text relate to?(1 point)

facts

headings

supporting details

the central idea

Answer 1

What unit and what lesson is it in?

Answer 2

I'm Language Arts 7 A
i may be able to help

Answer 3

unit 5 lesson7

Answer 4

K here u go, and this question has been told 8 days ago but here,

1) Facts about a topic
2) facts, statistics
3) main idea
4) central idea

Answer 5

that not it

Answer 6

its not?

Answer 7

Ok, now I'm stumped

Answer 8

look up

Answer 9

me boyyy I am so sorry something came up I have to go I will try to get help one way or the other.

Answer 10

ty

Answer 11

me boyyy I got u a person his name is "PERSON" lol

Answer 12

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Answer 13

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Answer 14

ok i dont know if this will help but here

The term " supporting details " can be defined as additional information that explains, defines or proves an idea. The term might sound simple, but because this concept is so important in many types of writing or speaking, it's highly recommended that you make sure you understand exactly what it entails.

just tell me if it doesn't i will try to give you a different answer!

Answer 15

i found this too

Supporting details are pieces of factual information that back up the main idea(s)

Answer 16

major supporting details form the basic framework of paragraphs. The major details are the primary points that support the main idea. Paragraphs often contain minor details as well. While the major details explain and develop the main idea, they, in turn are expanded upon the minor supporting details. EXAMPLE: Main Idea and Major Detail

Answer 17

me boyyy do you still need help

Answer 18

Tiger is right I took the quick check I promise

Answer 19

XD TY

Answer 20

thank you tiger your answers are correct

Answer 21

Thank you tiger

Answer 22

Don't worry guys, Tigers right here, I got 100%.