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Question 3 • (OC27) ENG 4-1001400-S1-VRobinson-VOL7006P

In an argument, what is the difference between reasons and evidence?

Answer

A

Reasons support the claim, while evidence gives information proving the reasons to be true.

B

Reasons are arguments against counterclaims, while evidence is an opinion.

C

Reasons are an author’s thesis, while evidence is an outline for the claim.

D

Reasons are a counterclaim, while evidence is the author’s perspective.

Explanation

Reasons explain why a claim should be accepted, while evidence supplies facts, examples, or other information that supports those reasons. For example, a reason might be that exercise improves health, and evidence could be a study showing health benefits. So the correct choice is A: reasons support the claim, while evidence helps prove the reasons are true.

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