Citing Textual Evidence Review

A reader uses background and textual evidence to infer implicit evidence.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

Which line BEST supports your answer to question 3?

• "Dogs that became sick or injured either healed on their own or died..." (p. 27)

• "He does have a job though; to love Ruby and her family." (p. 27)

• "Americas spend tens of billions of dollars on their dogs each year..." (p. 27)

• "Until recently, however, unless you were very wealthy, the only reason to keep a dog around was for the work it could do." (pp. 26-27)

What is an example of citing your source?

• (Tarshis 31)

• (Tarshis p. 27)

On page 24, Lauren Tarshis writes that wolves were "generally wary of people."  What does it mean to be wary of something?

• to protect it

• to ignore it

• to not trust it

• to completely trust it

When citing textual evidence, which evidence is used from the text?

• context clue

• entire paragraphs

• unrelated quote or line

• specific quote or line

What purpose do sentence starters serve?

• to introduce and explain the textual evidence

• to repeat the writers idea

• to introduce the textual evidence

• to explain the textual evidence

What does the letter "C" represent in the RACE strategy

• the restatement of the question

• the answer for the question

• the citing of evidence

• the explanation of evidence

Why is it necessary to cite text evidence with either a paraphrase or quote?

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  To avoid plagiarism.

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  To confuse the reader and make the text more difficult to understand.

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  To make the text longer and meet word count requirements.

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  To save time and avoid the need for additional research.

What type of evidence is emphasized in the standard?

• Implicit evidence

• Visual evidence

• Explicit textual evidence

• Anecdotal evidence

What is the Sentence Stem we use for supporting our ideas with evidence?

• Your thought + a personal experience + your evidence

• Your thought + your evidence + explanation of the evidence

• Your evidence + explanation of the evidence + a summarizing thought

• Restate the question + answer the question + provide evidence