Which choice best defines citing evidence?

A.

referring to the text to support your interpretation of a text

B.

indicating the extra sources you used to understand the text

C.

attempting to understand the background of the author

D.

explaining the steps you took to interpret the text

Out of the given choices, "referring to the text to support your interpretation of a text" best defines about citing evidence.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

A text will have the evidence required for the process, which can be used for interpretation as it might be having the results which would've been a result of the experimentation being done in the past. By using a text which has enough content, one can support the interpretation of the text.

In general, it makes the readers to think deeply, to find text in supporting their ideas, informative source, etc. Therefore, concluding that citing of evidence can be done by referring to the text to assist your interpretation of a text. Example: People cited many occurrence of abusing powers.

A.)

Explanation:

I said A.) because it looks like the best answer