Citing Textual Evidence

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What does it mean to cite textual evidence?

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Citing textual evidence means providing specific examples from a text to support your arguments or claims.

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Why is it important to elaborate on your evidence?

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Elaborating on your evidence helps clarify how it supports your point, making your argument stronger and more convincing.

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What does the acronym A.C.E. stand for in writing?

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A.C.E. stands for Answer, Cite, Explain.

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What is the first step in citing evidence?

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The first step is to state your idea or claim.

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What does 'explicit' mean in the context of textual evidence?

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Explicit means stated clearly and directly in the text.

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What is the purpose of inferring when reading a text?

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Inferring allows readers to understand hidden meanings or implications that are not directly stated.

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What are the three main components of the A.C.E. strategy?

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The three components are: 1) Answer the question, 2) Cite evidence from the text, 3) Explain how the evidence supports your answer.

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How can you effectively explain your evidence?

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You can explain your evidence by connecting it back to your main idea and discussing its significance.

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What does it mean to analyze a text?

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Analyzing a text involves examining its components, such as themes, characters, and structure, to understand its meaning.

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What is the difference between a quote and a paraphrase?

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A quote is the exact wording from a text, while a paraphrase is a restatement of the text in your own words.

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