Here’s the evaluation of each statement about "supporting details":
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They are details that support the central idea. - True
Supporting details are meant to reinforce or clarify the central idea or thesis of a piece of writing. -
They negatively impact the point or argument the author is trying to make. - False
Supporting details are intended to strengthen the author's argument or point, not undermine it. -
They are only used in fictional writing. - False
Supporting details are used in all types of writing, including both fiction and non-fiction. -
They can be facts, examples, statistics, and quotations. - True
Supporting details can indeed include a variety of forms, such as facts, examples, statistics, and quotations, to enhance the argument or idea presented.
In summary:
- True
- False
- False
- True