Why should readers support their analysis of a literary text with strong textual evidence?(1 point)
Responses
to explain how the author of a text describes nature as an active character
to explain how the author of a text describes nature as an active character
to show they have researched the biographical and historical background of an author
to show they have researched the biographical and historical background of an author
to show they have paid careful attention to the text and understand its meaning
to show they have paid careful attention to the text and understand its meaning
to create suspense by having action that occurs suddenly
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to create suspense by having action that occurs suddenly
Which answer choice accurately defines the meaning of the word inference?(1 point)
Responses
information that is directly stated
information that is directly stated
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
information that supports an idea or analysis
information that supports an idea or analysis
a stated detail used to develop a character
Responses
information that is directly stated
information that is directly stated
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
information that supports an idea or analysis
information that supports an idea or analysis
a stated detail used to develop a character
a conclusion formed from evidence and reasoning
Why is evaluating evidence an important part of making an inference when reading a literary text?(1 point)
Responses
Literary authors rarely use implied details that require an inference.
Literary authors rarely use implied details that require an inference.
An inference requires the support of explicit evidence.
An inference requires the support of explicit evidence.
All implied details in a literary text support a logical inference.
All implied details in a literary text support a logical inference.
Solid evidence is needed to support a logical inference.
Responses
Literary authors rarely use implied details that require an inference.
Literary authors rarely use implied details that require an inference.
An inference requires the support of explicit evidence.
An inference requires the support of explicit evidence.
All implied details in a literary text support a logical inference.
All implied details in a literary text support a logical inference.
Solid evidence is needed to support a logical inference.
Solid evidence is needed to support a logical inference.