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Froggy Jumps Textual Evidence QuestOnline version Identify support in text by Diana Marie Guevarra 1 What is textual evidence? a Information taken from a text to support a claim b A personal feeling or belief about a topic c A guess about what the author means 2 Which of the following is a personal anecdote? a “When I studied every night, my grades improved.” b "According to a teacher, studying daily improves retention.” c “A survey shows 70% of students study at night.” 3 Why is the statement “According to a doctor, vaccines help prevent diseases” considered expert opinion? a It comes from a qualified professional b It is based on personal experience c It is a random guess 4 Textual evidence should be used to: a Prove everything the author says b Support your argument c Replace your own opinion 5 Which type of evidence is most reliable for supporting a claim about population growth? a Facts/Statistics b Personal anecdote c Expert's Opinion 6 A writer supports a claim using only personal anecdotes. What is the main weakness of this approach? a It uses too many facts b It lacks emotional appeal c It is not based on objective evidence 7 Read the statement: “Based on my experience teaching Grade 11 students, they learn better with visual aids.” What type of evidence is used? a Facts/Statistics b Personal anecdote c Expert's Opinion 8 Which quotation provides textual evidence that the author believes change is inevitable? a “Change is optional for those who adapt.” b “We have always done it this way.” c “Nothing stays the same for long, not in a world that moves so fast.” 9 To strengthen an argument, you should: a Make assumptions about the author b Cite specific phrases or facts from the text. c Only provide personal feelings

Froggy Jumps

Textual Evidence QuestOnline version

Identify support in text

by Diana Marie Guevarra

What is textual evidence?

Information taken from a text to support a claim

A personal feeling or belief about a topic

A guess about what the author means

Which of the following is a personal anecdote?

“When I studied every night, my grades improved.”

"According to a teacher, studying daily improves retention.”

“A survey shows 70% of students study at night.”

Why is the statement “According to a doctor, vaccines help prevent diseases” considered expert opinion?

It comes from a qualified professional

It is based on personal experience

It is a random guess

Textual evidence should be used to:

Prove everything the author says

Support your argument

Replace your own opinion

Which type of evidence is most reliable for supporting a claim about population growth?

Facts/Statistics

Personal anecdote

Expert's Opinion

A writer supports a claim using only personal anecdotes. What is the main weakness of this approach?

It uses too many facts

It lacks emotional appeal

It is not based on objective evidence

Read the statement: “Based on my experience teaching Grade 11 students, they learn better with visual aids.” What type of evidence is used?

Facts/Statistics

Personal anecdote

Expert's Opinion

Which quotation provides textual evidence that the author believes change is inevitable?

“Change is optional for those who adapt.”

“We have always done it this way.”

“Nothing stays the same for long, not in a world that moves so fast.”

To strengthen an argument, you should:

Make assumptions about the author

Cite specific phrases or facts from the text.

Only provide personal feelings

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by Diana Marie Guevarra

What is textual evidence?

Which of the following is a personal anecdote?

Why is the statement “According to a doctor, vaccines help prevent diseases” considered expert opinion?

Textual evidence should be used to:

Which type of evidence is most reliable for supporting a claim about population growth?

A writer supports a claim using only personal anecdotes. What is the main weakness of this approach?

Read the statement: “Based on my experience teaching Grade 11 students, they learn better with visual aids.” What type of evidence is used?

Which quotation provides textual evidence that the author believes change is inevitable?

To strengthen an argument, you should:

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