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

Question

Create a concept-driven image illustrating the process of supporting a claim during a speech. Depict an individual, a Black woman, standing at a podium, with three symbols floating above her: a wizard's staff representing persuasion, a red phone signifying a call to action, a magnifying glass over documents representing evidence, and a thought bubble for opinions. Set the ambiance to suggest a public speaking event, possibly in an academic or professional setting. Please generate an image with no text.

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

persuasion

call to action

evidence

opinions

Answer 1

Here are the answers

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

Answer 2

nobody:

*everyone waiting for that one person with the list of answer*

Answer 3

ha literally i'm just waiting

Answer 4

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.

Answer 5

E A is correct

Answer 6

EA SPORTS Its in your brain

EA Sports is correct!

Answer 7

E A is correct!!

Answer 8

1. evidence

2. It is related directly to the claim.
3. sufficient evidence
4. using relevant and sufficient evidence
Have an amazing day!

Answer 9

E A is correct. Tysm!!

Answer 10

Here are the answers for the Evidence Quick Check

(no joke, one of the answers is the same name as the quick check lol)
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.
@E A SPORTS is 100% correct
SIDE NOTE: lol looks like a person drowning