Question
How does an author typically support an argument in an informational text?
By describing a setting
By using fictional characters
By including a plot twist
By proving facts and data
By describing a setting
By using fictional characters
By including a plot twist
By proving facts and data
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GPT-4o mini
An author typically supports an argument in an informational text **by proving facts and data**. This approach involves using evidence, statistics, expert opinions, and logical reasoning to substantiate the claims made in the text. Describing a setting, using fictional characters, and including a plot twist are more common in narrative or creative writing rather than in informational texts.