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    The document provides guidance for evaluating evidence by naming an example, summarizing the evidence briefly, connecting the example to the main prompt, and analyzing how the example supports the position and implications of that assertion. Readers are instructed to consider these four components when evaluating examples used as evidence for a claim or argument.

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    The document provides guidance for evaluating evidence by naming an example, summarizing the evidence briefly, connecting the example to the main prompt, and analyzing how the example supports the position and implications of that assertion. Readers are instructed to consider these four components when evaluating examples used as evidence for a claim or argument.

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    The document provides guidance for evaluating evidence by naming an example, summarizing the evidence briefly, connecting the example to the main prompt, and analyzing how the example supports the position and implications of that assertion. Readers are instructed to consider these four components when evaluating examples used as evidence for a claim or argument.

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    Evaluating the Evidence

    Remember to:
    1. Name the example
    2. Summarize the Evidence- explain the example, be brief.
    3. Connect to the prompt- explain the relevance
    4. Analysis- create the implicit message- how the example creates the connection your
    position and the implications of that assertion.

    Example Explanation Connection Analysis

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