On what basis should a reader evaluate evidence for effectiveness? Select three options.
A. similarity to the reader's views
B. relevance to the central idea
C. connection to one part of the claim
D. sufficiency to support the purpose
E. credibility of the source
Answer (1)
To evaluate evidence for effectiveness, readers should consider its relevance to the central idea, the credibility of the source, and the sufficiency to support the claim. These criteria help ensure that arguments are backed by strong and persuasive evidence. By focusing on these aspects, readers can discern the quality of the presented evidence. ;
