Question 1 • CA-Common Core English Language Arts 11 B Credit Recovery 5 Credits
First, examine how the source supports its argument: identify its claims, the reasons it gives, and the evidence it uses. This helps you judge whether the source is useful and reliable for your comparison. The writer’s publishing plans and your personal opinion do not establish the strength of the argument, and checking for emotional appeals is only one part of evaluating a source.
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