LET’S TRY ONE
Claim: The new labels are easier for visitors to read.
Which evidence most directly supports the claim?
A comparison found fewer reading errors with the new labels.
Reading errors directly measure the difficulty described in the claim.
Learning steps & teaching tips
Distinguish direct evidence from opinion and unrelated information.
- Read the entire text before comparing the choices.
- Choose evidence that directly tests this claim. A preference or unrelated detail does not establish it.
- Choose the best-supported answer. Reread the explanation and identify the words that justify it.
Try it together
Write a new two- or three-sentence example. Ask a partner to explain an answer using evidence from your text.
Choose evidence that directly tests this claim. A preference or unrelated detail does not establish it.