They both grew up in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn.
Each main idea should be supported by two pieces of proof or evidence. However, this may vary per teacher and sometimes they may want three pieces of evidence. Most of the time though the standard answer is two.
Answer: C)
Explanation:
An argument is often called a thesis statement or a claim in writing and by that, an argument is representing the main idea of the literary text.
- The author is the one who is giving us the backed up evidence and reasons of an argument that are willing to support the main idea of it and that is why readers need to identify the author's claim.
It is also important for a better understanding of the main point of the literary text.
- A claim can also express a fact rather than support of a chosen side of an argument and that is why sometimes it cannot tell you what side the author is taking (answer a) or what the author is trying to convince the readers (answer b).
