1) Which phrase means to organize evidence logically in persuasive text?

The phrase that means to organize evidence logically in persuasive text and to present it in a way that makes sense is "to present it in a way that makes sense." This expression emphasizes the importance of clarity and logical flow in presenting evidence to support an argument.

I apologize for any confusion. Upon reevaluating the options, the phrase that best captures the idea of organizing evidence logically in persuasive text would be:

"to provide at least three pieces of evidence to support the argument."

While "to present it in a way that makes sense" also implies logical organization, providing multiple pieces of evidence suggests a structured approach to supporting an argument effectively. Thank you for your patience!