Answer:
The two sentences that use the word evinced correctly are A. She evinced an interest in drama, so I took her to see the play and D.The artist’s skill was evinced by the intricate details in his painting.
Explanation:
The word <em>evinced</em>, that derives from the verb <em>evince</em>, means <u>to make evident, to manifest</u>, or simply <u>to show something clearly</u>. For example, in sentence A, the person showed a feeling of interest in drama. In sentence D, the skills of the artist were made evident in the details of the painting. Therefore, sentences A and D are the ones that use the word <em>evinced </em>correctly.
