In the "Electric Vehicles: Frequently Asked Questions" section of "Electric Vehicles," the author makes the claim that electric vehicles have some drawbacks.

Question

Which pieces of evidence from the text are relevant to that claim?

Select all that apply.

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Responses

Some people feel driving an EV would limit their ability to travel long distances.
Some people feel driving an EV would limit their ability to travel long distances.

Also, the electric charge lasts for a certain number of miles, and then it must be recharged.
Also, the electric charge lasts for a certain number of miles, and then it must be recharged.

Therefore, EVs are best for the environment when they are charged with electricity that comes from clean energy sources, such as solar or wind power.
Therefore, EVs are best for the environment when they are charged with electricity that comes from clean energy sources, such as solar or wind power.

For example, traditional cars waste energy during braking, but most hybrids can capture that energy and store it for later use.

Answer 1

The pieces of evidence from the text that are relevant to the claim about the drawbacks of electric vehicles are:

1. Some people feel driving an EV would limit their ability to travel long distances.
2. Also, the electric charge lasts for a certain number of miles, and then it must be recharged.

These statements directly address concerns about the limitations of electric vehicles, such as range anxiety and the need for recharging. The other options provided do not specifically relate to the drawbacks of electric vehicles.