Relevant and Adequate by Allison Levine

Ariana C

2023-11-28 22:54:06 UTC

Relevant is something that is important in regards to a certain thing or topic and adequate is something that is acceptable. Relevant text evidence connects the quote to the thesis statement and adequate text evidence means the text evidence suitably supports the claim but can always be improved.

Monsse G

2023-11-28 22:54:28 UTC

"Relevant" means that it is important to the specific thing you're talking about. Meanwhile, "adequate" suggests that it's okay.

If your text evidence is relevant it means it works well. But if your evidence is adequate it means it relates but doesn't really fit.

Madalyn P

2023-11-28 22:54:31 UTC

Relevant is the same topic adequate is great
Text evidence has to be both because it has to be on the topic but adequate to make sure the quote is also supporting it

Heidi Yani

2023-11-28 22:54:31 UTC

Relevant means to be relating to something while adequate means to be acceptable or above something, a topic, ect.

Relating to text evidence, it would mean the evidence is relating to the topic.

Text evidence would be adequate if it supports the claim.

Gustavo R.

2023-11-28 22:55:00 UTC

Adequate is when something is just alright its not the best but it will just do while relevant means when something relates or connects to another thing.

When using and finding text evidence you must use evidence that is relevant to the claim as it has to back up your idea and thoughts.

Darien N.

2023-11-28 22:55:22 UTC

Relevance has to do with how things relate or compare to each other. Adequate has to do with things being good enough or meeting expectations. Relevance has to do with if it relates to the text while adequate has to do with if its a good piece of evidence to support what your writing about.

Andrea

2023-11-28 22:55:26 UTC

Relevant: This text evidence fits well with what you're trying to write and will help support the claim.

Adequate:This evidence doesn't really fit with the claim but is good enough.

America Jimenez

2023-11-28 22:55:46 UTC

The difference is that relevant is something that is related to or similar to the topic of something while adequate is like very average.

The difference when it comes to text evidence is that it ties in very well while adequate means its good just not good enough

Jorge A

2023-11-28 22:55:55 UTC

Relevant is when something is correct or done the right way while adequate is when something is good enough and acceptable.

Amador Q

2023-11-28 22:56:12 UTC

Relevant- Talking about the topic

Adequate-quality

A form of relevant text evidence is something that goes well with what is being talked about

A form of Adequate text evidence is something of quality or not.

Alejandro T

2023-11-28 22:56:17 UTC

1: Relevant means something that is on topic and Adequate means it is enough or sufficient.

2: When it comes to text evidence, relevant would suggest the evidence stays on topic and supports the idea it is trying to defend. Text evidence that is considered adequate would mean it is just enough or sufficient to support.

Brandon

2023-11-28 22:56:18 UTC

The difference between relevant and adequate is relevant to mean something with the same topic while adequate doesn't have the same topic. When writing an essay it should talk about the thesis so when using evidence it should be talking about the thesis.

Eliab Perez

2023-11-28 22:56:42 UTC

The difference between relevant and adequate is that relevant means to be related to something else, and adequate means to be sufficient, or enough to satisfy.
The difference between the two when it comes to text evidence is that some text evidence could be decent enough to justify your point, and then relevant in the context of text evidence means that the textual evidence is actually corresponding and supports whatever you are trying to say.

Bianca R

2023-11-28 22:56:52 UTC

Adequate is a sufficient amount while relevant is something that makes sense in the current situation.

Relevant evidence is when the evidence makes sense to be a part of the writings while adequate means your evidence barely supports it.

Eduardo S

2023-11-28 22:56:57 UTC

Adequate is when something is enough, Relevant is when something is related or important.

Relevant text evidence is when it is related to the topic and supports it, Adequate text evidence is when it is just good enough

Mia M

2023-11-28 22:57:15 UTC

The difference between Relevant and Adequate is relevant is something related and adequate is something that is enough.

The difference when it comes to text evidence is if the text is relevant then it relates to the thesis and if the text is adequate then that means the evidence fits the thesis but can't really support it as well as relevant evidence.

Izaack Marin

2023-11-28 23:02:55 UTC

The difference between these two words is relevances adheres to the relativity of a specific thing while the word adequate means relates to the quality to that specific thing. the difference when it comes to text evidence is when you need evidence you relevant evidence meaning evidence that works along side while adequate works just well enough but doesn't quite fit.

Natalia Carrillo

2023-11-28 23:15:46 UTC

"Relevant" is regarding if something is connected to another topic, specifically if it supports the topic. "Adequate" is when something is sufficient for a task.
The difference when it comes to text evidence, is that relevant evidence is better compared to adequate evidence. Relevant evidence is stronger, while adequate evidence is just enough.