Question

9 1. Match these terms from the standards above to their definitions. cite (or citing) main point of a text that ties all ideas together evaluate state of being unbiased and without opinion inference to describe something in exact detail relevant to analyze and then form an opinion on theory central Idea a statement of intended truth with expectation it can be proven claim describing ideas that connect with each other objective describing a false belief or faulty reasoning delineate act of using evidence directly from a text to support a claim fallacious to understand context beyond just stated facts

Answer 1

The terms 'main point', 'inference', and 'relevant' are defined in this answer.

Main Point: The main point of a text is the central idea or scope of the source that ties all the ideas together.

Inference: An inference is a conclusion drawn from facts or evidence in the text.

Relevant: To analyze and then form an opinion on something based on its importance and connection to the topic or question at hand.