Learn how to master reading passages, analyze information, and answer questions effectively for the ISEE Middle Level exam.
Supporting evidence is information in the passage that backs up the main idea or answers. It can be facts, examples, quotes, or statistics.
Questions may ask you to choose the best evidence for a statement or to explain why an answer is correct. Always refer back to the text.
Using evidence is like building a case in an argument—strong proof makes your point convincing!
A question asks why recycling is good; you point to the sentence mentioning less pollution as evidence.
To support that a character is brave, you reference the part where they rescue a friend.
Use information from the passage to support your answers.