Evidence to Support a Claim

Identify the FALSE statement about EVIDENCE.

This type of evidence is perceived as powerful because it seems authoritative and unbiased. "Sixty-two percent of the students support off-campus lunch."

This type of evidence involves stories that illustrate a point. It can be a story from your life or of people you’ve talked to. Often this type of evidence trigger an emotional response or show how big trends affect real people. 

This type of evidence can be a quote or thinking from an expert in the field. 

Make sure you are comparing similar things with this type of evidence.