Asked by Fishy
Determine which of the following statements about the term "supporting details" are true and false.(1 point)
True False
They are only used in fictional writing.
They negatively impact the point or argument the author is trying to make.
They are details that support the central idea.
They can be facts, examples, statistics, and quotations.
True False
They are only used in fictional writing.
They negatively impact the point or argument the author is trying to make.
They are details that support the central idea.
They can be facts, examples, statistics, and quotations.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Here are the evaluations for each statement regarding "supporting details":
1. **They are only used in fictional writing.**
**False** - Supporting details are used in both fictional and non-fictional writing.
2. **They negatively impact the point or argument the author is trying to make.**
**False** - Supporting details are intended to strengthen and reinforce the author's point or argument.
3. **They are details that support the central idea.**
**True** - Supporting details provide evidence and elaboration on the central idea.
4. **They can be facts, examples, statistics, and quotations.**
**True** - Supporting details can include various forms of evidence, including facts, examples, statistics, and quotations to bolster the main argument or idea.
So, in summary:
- Statement 1: False
- Statement 2: False
- Statement 3: True
- Statement 4: True
1. **They are only used in fictional writing.**
**False** - Supporting details are used in both fictional and non-fictional writing.
2. **They negatively impact the point or argument the author is trying to make.**
**False** - Supporting details are intended to strengthen and reinforce the author's point or argument.
3. **They are details that support the central idea.**
**True** - Supporting details provide evidence and elaboration on the central idea.
4. **They can be facts, examples, statistics, and quotations.**
**True** - Supporting details can include various forms of evidence, including facts, examples, statistics, and quotations to bolster the main argument or idea.
So, in summary:
- Statement 1: False
- Statement 2: False
- Statement 3: True
- Statement 4: True
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