
Types of Evidence
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6th Grade
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Jennifer Gurley
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By Jennifer Gurley
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What is evidence?
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Multiple Choice
What is an expert quote?
A personal story about an experience
A statistic from a research study
A statement from someone with authority on a topic
A fact from a newspaper article
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Multiple Choice
An anecdote is best described as:
A scientific fact
A personal story or example
A quote from an expert
A statistical data point
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of statistical evidence?
"My sister got an A on her test"
"Dr. Smith says exercise is important"
"75% of students prefer digital textbooks"
"I love reading books"
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Multiple Choice
Which type of evidence would be most effective to support an argument about the increasing rates of childhood obesity?
A story about one child's weight loss journey
Health statistics from the Centers for Disease Control
A quote from a random parent
A description of fast food meals
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Multiple Choice
Which would be the most relevant evidence for an essay about the effects of social media on teenagers?
Statistics about car accidents
A quote from a social media expert
A story about cooking
Facts about ancient history
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Multiple Choice
Why is evidence important to an argument?
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Multiple Choice
Which type of evidence would be most effective in an essay about space exploration?
A story about someone's garden
A quote from a NASA scientist
Statistics about food prices
An anecdote about pets
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Multiple Choice
Which would be insufficient evidence for an essay about healthy eating?
One person's opinion about their favorite food
Research from nutritionists
Health statistics
Expert dietary guidelines
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Multiple Choice
Which would be the most relevant evidence for an essay about school start times?
Statistics about student sleep patterns
An anecdote about summer vacation
A quote about basketball
Facts about ancient Rome
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Multiple Choice
Which combination of evidence types would be strongest for an argument?
Three similar anecdotes
Statistics, expert quotes, and relevant anecdotes
Only expert quotes
Only statistics
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