To support a claim, a student should include information that is o entertaining o positive O relevant O unusual

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Deepak Goel · Answer 1 · 2022-09-20T22:51:39+0000

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I would say the answer is relevant.

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Being entertaining, positive, or unusual doesn't support the claim and can drift the attention to something else. Being relevant keeps it to the point and it would have something to do with the claim which would support it.

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