Question

4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence?

A. “New Holland” was difficult to turn into farmland.

B. Lake Mattamuskeet is a geographic feature in North Carolina.

C. American Indian people have stories about the origins of the lake.

D. Muskrats save themselves hard work by making tunnels in canal banks.

Answer 1

• 4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence?
• 4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence? A. “New Holland” was difficult to turn into farmland.
• 4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence? A. “New Holland” was difficult to turn into farmland. B. Lake Mattamuskeet is a geographic feature in North Carolina.
• 4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence? A. “New Holland” was difficult to turn into farmland. B. Lake Mattamuskeet is a geographic feature in North Carolina. C. American Indian people have stories about the origins of the lake.
• 4. Which of the author’s claims in the first text lacks sufficient supporting evidence? A. “New Holland” was difficult to turn into farmland. B. Lake Mattamuskeet is a geographic feature in North Carolina. C. American Indian people have stories about the origins of the lake. D. Muskrats save themselves hard work by making tunnels in canal banks.