Which statement is true about evaluating a text? a. comparing two texts does not require a detailed analysis of either text. b. analyzing an author’s omissions and his or her use of details is an important part of responding to or evaluating a text. c. a thesis statement should be a statement of the obvious. d. it is important to rely on your own statements of opinion to support your evaluation of a text.

The answer is B

Explanation: The author's details are very important when one is evaluating a text. The other answer choices are incorrect because first: when comparing two text, one needs a detailed analysis for both text to be able to tell the similarities and differences. Second: A thesis statement shouldn't be obvious. It is to be in a way where the reader should figure it out. And finally: Your own opinion does matter but it is not important when it comes to supporting your evaluation of a text. Textual evidence is the one important when it comes to supporting what you say or do.

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