College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is a good way to determine if a piece of evidence is relevant?

Check for accuracy
Identify the audience
Research the topic
Ask if it furthers the essay’s point

The correct answer is: Ask if it furthers the essay’s point

A relevant piece of evidence is one that directly supports the main argument or point being made in the essay. Out of the given options, only option D specifically addresses the relevance of the evidence to the essay's point. Options A, B, and C may be important in other aspects of writing and research, but they do not directly relate to determining the relevance of evidence. Option A focuses on accuracy, which is important but does not necessarily make evidence relevant. Option B suggests identifying the audience for the essay, but this does not guarantee relevance. Option C mentions researching the topic, which can help find supporting evidence, but doesn't determine if the evidence is actually relevant. Therefore, option D is the best way to determine if a piece of evidence is relevant.