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Keith_Richards [23]
3 years ago
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emembering TAVE will help you write a good analysis section of your evaluation essay. What does TAVE stand for? Select one: a. T

hesis, Argument, Values, and Evaluation b. Theories, Argument, Veracity, and Essay c. Theories, Assumptions, Values, and Evidence d. Timeliness, Assumptions, Veracity, and Evid
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1 answer:
Sav [38]3 years ago
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Answer:

c. Theories, Assumptions, Values, and Evidence

Explanation:

Evaluation or evaluative essays are like opinion essays or review of a subject. They are characterized by judgement, criteria for judgement, and then backed by evidence. In order to write a sound evaluative essay, we may use the TAVE ( Theories, Assumptions, Values, and Evidence )approach. This approach divides up our evaluative analysis such that we apply theories, assumptions, values, and evidence in arriving at a more complete evaluative essay.

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