Which option describes when an author emphasizes evidence?
The author gives special importance to that evidence.
The author includes facts to support an idea
The author shares ideas supported by reasons
The author omits or leaves out certain evidence
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The option that describes when an author emphasizes evidence is "The author gives special importance to that evidence."
Two students are discussing whether running or walking is better for a person's health. Which piece of evidence would best strengthen the argument that running is better for a person's health?(1 point)
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Running is more likely to cause injury than walking.
Running is more likely to cause injury than walking.
Walking has the same effect on blood pressure as running.
Walking has the same effect on blood pressure as running.
Sprinting for short periods of time while running can increase health benefits.
Sprinting for short periods of time while running can increase health benefits.
A person must spend more time walking than running to get the same benefits.
A person must spend more time walking than running to get the same benefits.
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Running is more likely to cause injury than walking.
Running is more likely to cause injury than walking.
Walking has the same effect on blood pressure as running.
Walking has the same effect on blood pressure as running.
Sprinting for short periods of time while running can increase health benefits.
Sprinting for short periods of time while running can increase health benefits.
A person must spend more time walking than running to get the same benefits.
A person must spend more time walking than running to get the same benefits.
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