Question
When is textual evidence explicit?
Responses
when you can support your argument by combining details from many different sources
when you can support your argument by combining details from many different sources
when you can infer the argument from the text details
when you can infer the argument from the text details
when the text gives details using very simple, easy-to-understand language
when the text gives details using very simple, easy-to-understand language
when the text directly states the argument you are trying to support
when the text directly states the argument you are trying to support
Responses
when you can support your argument by combining details from many different sources
when you can support your argument by combining details from many different sources
when you can infer the argument from the text details
when you can infer the argument from the text details
when the text gives details using very simple, easy-to-understand language
when the text gives details using very simple, easy-to-understand language
when the text directly states the argument you are trying to support
when the text directly states the argument you are trying to support
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Textual evidence is explicit **when the text directly states the argument you are trying to support**. This means that the evidence is clear, straightforward, and clearly articulated within the text itself, leaving little room for interpretation.