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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of embedding evidence for an essay inside of a paragraph?
Stating a piece of information without any support
Providing a direct quote without providing any form of context
creating a claim without a reason
Placing a certain statistic into a sentence with an explanation
- 2. Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of embedding evidence
To make the reader feel like a sussy Baka
To support your ideas as well as arguments
To make the writing extremely long
To show off your DICTION (vast vocabulary for the slow people
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which is a proper example of
"According to some study, the sky is blue"
"The sky is blue because the Smurfs peed on it"
According to a study by NASA, the sky appears blue due to the scattering of sunlight"
"The sky is blue just because"
- 4. Multiple Choice
What should you include when embedding evidence to provide context?
Your opinion;)
How many kids are in your basement?
A summary of the WHOLE article.
The credentials of the author.
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT (I repeat NOT) a credible source of evidence for embedding?
A peer-reviewed scientific journal
A personal blog
A government report
An interview with an expert in the same field that you are researching in
- 6. Multiple Choice
What does it mean to "embed" evidence in your writing?
To use evidence, and quotes from just one single source
To blend a a few sources together to make a stronger point
To turn into a mighty morphing power ranger
To copy and paste the info from your source
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of embedding evidence in a PERSUASIVE ESSAY?
"I think recycling is important because it helps the environment"
"Recycling is crucial for reducing pollution and conserving natural resources, as evidence by a recent study (random behind study on X topic)"
"Recycling might be beneficial, but it's not necessary"
"Recycling is boring and doesn't make any type of difference"
- 8. Multiple Choice
What SHOULD you do after you embed evidence in your writing?
Provide a counterargument
Restate your thesis
Draw a conclusion without evidence
Explain the evidence and show how it supports and helps your argument
- 9. Open Ended
How would you rate this quiz out of 10, and why?
(don't play games I'm batman.)
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