Exercise
Form 4: Identifying Supporting Evidence and Examples
Practice locating and identifying supporting evidence and examples used within non-fiction arguments.
Questions
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Which sentence acts as supporting evidence for reading daily?
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What is 'evidence' in non-fiction reading comprehension?
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Which sentence provides an example supporting new cycle lanes?
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Why do authors include examples after making a claim?
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Which transition phrase signals that evidence or an example follows?
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Which pair correctly matches a claim with valid supporting evidence?
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Which of these is LEAST reliable as scientific evidence?
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Which sentence provides factual evidence about recycling?
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In an argument text, what is a 'claim'?
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What is the function of an case study in a non-fiction text?
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Which statement offers strongest evidence for dog intelligence?
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Which phrase introduces researched evidence?
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What happens when an author makes claims without evidence?
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What is the primary role of statistics in a balanced text?
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Which evidence best supports the claim that breakfast improves focus?