知识点 7
Ensure claims are supported by specific, appropriate information.
核心知识
A claim becomes convincing when the support is specific enough to measure, picture, or verify. General praise is weaker than a concrete result.
深入理解
Rule: A claim becomes convincing when the support is specific enough to measure, picture, or verify. General praise is weaker than a concrete result.
- Specific support often means numbers, clear examples, or observable outcomes.
- "Students liked it" says very little. Attendance, participation, or waitlist numbers give the reader something real to judge.
- Match the support to the exact claim, not just the general topic.
分步讲解
- Identify the claim that needs support.
- Prefer evidence that is concrete and directly tied to that claim.
- Reject details that are specific but irrelevant.
- Choose the detail that best lets the reader verify the point.
常见误解
- Using general praise as proof.
- Picking a specific detail that does not match the claim.
- Overloading the paragraph with data that does not answer the main point.
题目
示例解析
A student writes, "The coding workshop became popular very quickly." Which choice best supports that claim?
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