English, 09.07.2021 02:50, arivalen

Will mark brainliest to the right 2 answers Read the following questions:
• How is this source proved?
• Is this website from an organization or author I can trust?
• What is the purpose of this source?
• When was the material published?
• Who is the author? Is he or she known and respected in the specific field?

1) MOST LIKELY, what is the purpose of the five provided questions?
A) They encourage writers to consider the format of their essays.
B) They address the presence of counterclaims and alternative views.
C) They invite writers to measure the credibility of evidence and data.
D) They provide reflection opportunities for a writer’s personal anecdotal evidence.

2) Based on the correct answer to the previous question, select two items that are MOST CLOSELY related to that correct answer.
A) Methods to include humor or interest in an essay
B) Research articles with citations or a listed author
C) Outline formats most easily adapted to argumentative writing
D) Examples of inviting ways to disagree without being disagreeable
E) Journals by authors respected and well known in their specific field

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• How is this sourc...