Evaluating Relevant and Irrelevant Evidence

The video tutorial explains how to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant evidence when evaluating claims. It uses the example of Steph Curry's shooting skills to illustrate how to assess the relevance of different pieces of evidence. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of focusing on evidence that directly supports the claim being made.

What is the main purpose of relevant evidence?

• To support a claim

• To provide background information

• To confuse the audience

• To entertain the reader

What is the role of irrelevant evidence in an argument?

• To strengthen the argument

• To clarify the claim

• To distract from the main point

• To provide additional support

What should you do when you encounter irrelevant evidence?

• Ignore it completely

• Use it to support your claim

• Include it for completeness

• Identify and disregard it

Why is Steph Curry's popularity among teammates considered irrelevant evidence?

• It is a personal opinion

• It does not relate to his shooting skills

• It is a negative trait

• It is not about basketball

How can you identify irrelevant evidence?

• It directly supports the claim

• It is unrelated to the main point

• It is the most detailed evidence

• It is the first evidence presented

What does the evidence about Steph Curry's college performance suggest?

• He is a great coach

• He is popular among fans

• He has good basketball skills

• He is the best player in the NBA

What does the evidence about Steph Curry's NBA attention fail to prove?

• His popularity

• His shooting skills

• His college performance

• His sportsmanship

Why is the evidence of Steph Curry's record-setting game considered relevant?

• It highlights his teamwork

• It mentions his college achievements

• It directly supports his shooting ability

• It shows his leadership skills

Which of the following is a characteristic of relevant evidence?

• It directly supports the claim

• It is popular

• It is detailed

• It is entertaining

What is the significance of Steph Curry's 54-point game?

• It reflects his college success

• It indicates his popularity

• It highlights his shooting prowess

• It shows his leadership