College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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When should a writer incorporate evidence into an essay?

Before the introduction
Toward the end of the essay
Under each main point
Throughout the entire essay

The correct answer is: Throughout the entire essay

A This is incorrect because evidence should complement and support the writer's main points, so it should be incorporated throughout the essay rather than just in the beginning. B: This is incorrect because waiting until the end of the essay to incorporate evidence may make the argument seem weak or incomplete. C: This is incorrect because only including evidence under each main point may make the essay feel disjointed and lacking in overall support. D: This is the correct answer because evidence should be woven throughout the essay in order to effectively support and strengthen the argument being made. This allows the writer to build a strong case by continually providing evidence to back up their claims and ideas.