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Which should a speaker use to support a claim? (1 point)

persuasion

call to action

evidence

opinions

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  1. C

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    Anonymous 2

  2. nobody:
    *everyone waiting for that one person with the list of answer*

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    Doja Cat's Visible Lace <33

  4. ha literally i'm just waiting

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    E A SPORTS

  5. Here are the answers
    1.Evidence
    2.It is related directly to the claim
    3.Sufficient evidence
    4.Using relevant and sufficient evidence

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    E A SPORTS

  6. E A is correct

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    Anonymous

  8. E A is correct!!

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    Doja Cat's Visible Lace <33

  9. EA SPORTS Its in your brain
    EA Sports is correct!

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    Greninja Boi

  10. 100% for Connexus evidence quick check
    1) evidence
    2)It is related directly to the claim
    3) Sufficient evidence
    4) Using relevant and sufficient evidence
    5) Sufficient evidence is enough facts and details to prove or support a claim, whereas relevant evidence directly relates to the ideas in the claim.

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    enna

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  13. E A is correct. Tysm!!

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