Question
How is an argument traced?
Responses
by deciding if you agree with the writer's stance on the topic
by deciding if you agree with the writer's stance on the topic
by seeing if the counterclaim provides enough evidence for the topic
by seeing if the counterclaim provides enough evidence for the topic
by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim
by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim
by determining if the claim is different than the writer's opinion
choose one
Responses
by deciding if you agree with the writer's stance on the topic
by deciding if you agree with the writer's stance on the topic
by seeing if the counterclaim provides enough evidence for the topic
by seeing if the counterclaim provides enough evidence for the topic
by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim
by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim
by determining if the claim is different than the writer's opinion
choose one
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The best response is:
**by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim.**
This approach focuses on evaluating the argument's structure, ensuring that the evidence supports the claim effectively.
**by seeing if the reasons and evidence are relevant to the claim.**
This approach focuses on evaluating the argument's structure, ensuring that the evidence supports the claim effectively.