Item — sat-dog

Medium Reading and Writing · Expression of Ideas · None · MCQ

It is generally acknowledged that a well-structured argument should be supported with clear and relevant evidence. However, it's important to recognize that evidence can also be used to establish a counterargument or to challenge a different perspective. The most compelling arguments often acknowledge opposing views and then address them in a way that strengthens the argument. How would an author most likely use evidence to further the argument?

In this passage, the author suggests that evidence is used to

A
support only the author’s main idea.
B
only support the author’s claims.
C
only explain the author’s perspective.
D
support or refute the author’s main idea.

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