My argument is better than yours! by Elisabeth D'Antonio

Annalisa M.

annalisam6 — 2024-10-21 13:09:00 UTC

What can make one piece of evidence stronger than another is by the piece of evidence almost perfectly matching up your claim about a topic. But then the other piece doesn't really explain your claim fully or isn't as strong. Another example is that it shows more than the claim, but kind of summarizes your whole topic overall.

Ladji Diakite

ladjid1 — 2024-10-21 13:09:59 UTC

What makes one piece of evidence stronger than another one is if that argument used rhetorical devices like pathos, ethos and logos. Also if they had used absoulute launguage to exaggerate their argument or logos to show the number and stats of their argument to show some facts and finally ethos for a trustworthy source that people will believe instead of just some random person.

Alethea khadaroo

aletheak — 2024-10-21 13:10:12 UTC

The connection it has with a larger claim or argument: evidence is always evidence for or against something, and you have to make that link clear

Hadi Muhib

hadim7 — 2024-10-21 13:10:21 UTC

One piece of evidence that is stronger than another is because you could use persuasive

and use emotion to convince the reader that their claim is right and the other is wrong you could also use logic and make a good reason that backs up your claim and why you picked it

Gursaheb

gursahebp — 2024-10-21 13:10:23 UTC

Something that makes another evidence better than another is Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. Also it overall just focusing on the topic that it is talking about and showing better evidence that is focused on the topic

Isabella🍓🎀🎃🎥🛍️👜

2024-10-21 13:10:37 UTC

Explaining your evidence makes evidence stronger than another because then it shows you understand your evidence and you can support it. What makes evidence greater than another is that is matches with your claim and supports your claim.

Jeremy Jimenez

jeremyj102 — 2024-10-21 13:10:52 UTC

What makes one piece of evidence stronger than the other is by making sure that the evidence relates to the text/story. Another way is making sure that the evidence is strong and not at all part of a different topic

Evidence #1 v. Evidence #2- Shazana

shazanah — 2024-10-21 13:11:27 UTC

Something that makes One piece of evidence better then another is...Giving more details and more dialogue if there is a need to include it, evidence is about proving a claim or backing up a claim about a certain topic. One piece of evidence could have good details and another piece can have the rhetorical devices such as pathos, ethos, and logos. But the best piece of evidence is one that supports the topic, claim, and details.

2024-10-21 13:11:31 UTC

what makes one piece of evidence stronger than the other is the other piece of evidence actually making sense and making sure that your evidence relates to the text. you would also need to be able to explain and have other details to back your evidence up.

Aayat S.

aayats2 — 2024-10-21 13:11:47 UTC

Multiple things can make a piece of evidence stronger than another. Things like even more evidence, reasoning, explanations, and using signposts.

lyana forbes

lyanaf2 — 2024-10-21 13:12:43 UTC

what makes a piece of evidence stronger then the other is being relevent and making sense to what they are defending

Rebeca Soriano

rebecas13 — 2024-10-21 13:12:58 UTC

Something that makes one piece of evidence better than the other is that one evidence can include more details than the other. That same price of evidence can include signposts and authors purpose but the other evidence only includes the author's purpose.

Renee.C.

reneec50 — 2024-10-21 13:13:09 UTC

Some pieces of evidence are stronger than other pieces because it has all three rhetorical techniques. Also, it may have a good statement, evidence, and reasoning.

Ishroop

ishroops — 2024-10-21 13:14:07 UTC

The author can use ethos pathos or logos to make their evidence and argument stronger overall. They can decide which one to use by figuring out what type of audience they are trying to target. If they are trying to target an audience with a lot of emotions they can use pathos and if they are trying to appeal to an audience that likes having information from a trusted source then they should use ethos.

Isaiah

isaiahm415 — 2024-10-21 13:14:08 UTC

Something that makes one piece of evidence stronger than another piece of evidence is how it relates to the claim or how it is used to make that claim stronger.

Nabila<3

nabilak6_1 — 2024-10-21 13:14:12 UTC

The thing that makes a piece of evidence stronger than the other is the neatness of explanation, persuasive grammar and. And to use Ethos, Pathos and Logos to make the argument stronger than the other! =)

MEDHAVINI MAKHAI =]]]]]

2024-10-21 13:15:06 UTC

Something that make a piece of evidence stronger then the other is the way you explain the way you choose you're evidence and the way that piece of evidence proves you claim/answer.

Veera P🩷

veerap1 — 2024-10-21 13:15:22 UTC

Something that makes one piece of evidence stronger than another piece of evidence is when it has details. Or when the claim is stronger as well. Details are important because it helps support your evidence, and it makes it more descriptive and believable to persuade readers. Speaking of that, when you have evidence you need to use logos. Logos is when you have logic. Using logic makes things more stronger so it is easier to believe. something else that makes one piece of evidence stronger than another piece of evidence is when you use signposts in it. Signposts help your evidence be way more stronger because it's better to believe, and it can show more ideas that you can do when showing evidence. However, besides all of that. Your evidence needs to support your claim, if you have really good evidence but it doesn't support your claim then it would not make sense to readers and would leave them confused. Which is why you should always make sure that the evidence you use is strong and easy to understand towards other people.

Caydan

caydanp — 2024-10-21 13:16:49 UTC

Something that makes one piece of evidence stronger than another is explaining how that evidence makes sense. To also make some evidence better than others are using: Pathos,Ethos and Logos. I think that most people would believe pathos and ethos. I think this because pathos is emotion and ethos is credibility. Ethos is just getting someone trusted by society to explain evidence or a claim. Pathos is basically making people be emotional and using sad things such as, puppy without a home or a homeless child. Pathos makes people feel bad about other, then that convinces them to believe the evidence.

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Why can one piece of evidence be stronger than another?

liamb124 — 2024-10-21 13:16:58 UTC

One thing that makes one piece of evidence that can be stronger than another is writing an informational claim or a persuading claim. You could use ethos in your claim. You could also use pathos.

Randy Gangadeen

randyg114 — 2024-10-21 13:16:59 UTC

What makes one piece of evidence stronger than another because one could make more sense than the other and support your claim better also giving the reader a better understanding of what you are trying to say.

anonymous

josiahm7546 — 2024-10-21 13:17:21 UTC

Something that makes a piece of evidence stronger than another is ethos logos or pathos because it helps persuade the reader or listener by using logos gives evidence, ethos gives trust, pathos absolute or extreme language.which brings out the reader or listener emotions.

Ariba

aribad — 2024-10-21 13:17:39 UTC

What makes an argument better than others is having all the rhetorical devices; Ethos, Pathos, and Logos, in one argument. This is so your evidence is reliable (Ethos). Has logic so you have facts and stats to support your claim (Logos); and, lastly, attacks the opponents heart so they feel guilty for their claim and has a higher chance of changing their mind to agree with you.

Jocelyn:)

jocelyna83 — 2024-10-21 13:18:27 UTC

what makes one piece stronger is reasoning and facts that back up your claim and ideas.

Hayden bishudhahhadhhandnahanhand

haydenb25 — 2024-10-21 13:18:33 UTC

What can make one piece of evidence stronger is that there can be reasoning behind it and proving how it connects to your argument. The evidence has to be perfectly matched up with a claim and the reasoning has to be matched up with the evidence. As the reasoning summarizes the evidence, details should be in the evidence and the reasoning.

Gabriella

gabriellap170 — 2024-10-21 13:19:03 UTC

what makes one piece of evidence stronger then another is by using the rhetorical devices other known as ethos pathos and logos. This makes an argument stronger by making it appealing for the reader, pathos is when you include exaggeration and emotion in what you read, ethos is when you make the reader trust what you write or say and logos is when you put logic in your writing and gives It sense.

karanjots4 — 2024-10-21 13:21:00 UTC

it would be stronger by hitting all the points of a guestion and explain everything.

sutanu

sutanub — 2024-10-21 13:21:06 UTC

what makes one piece of evidence stronger than another is if the argument uses rhetorical devices. for example logos. in a medicine ad, people have to test the medicine and see if it helps them.