Grades 9 and 10 - English Language - High School - Using Evidence from the Text — Flashcards | 9th Grade English Language Arts | FatSkills

Grades 9 and 10 - English Language - High School - Using Evidence from the Text — Flashcards

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When using evidence from the text to support any point you make, it's not good enough to make unsupported statements or assertions about a text. In order to convince your reader (a teacher or examiner), you will need to provide proof, often in the form of quotes.

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Which of the following correctly embeds a quote from Shenagh Pugh's poem, 'The Beautiful Lie'?
The narrator views the boy's first awareness of lying as an awakening to 'the new sense, the possible'
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