Question

question 6
1 pts
narratives, testimony, and facts drawn from an outside source are examples of external evidence.
true
false

Explanation:

External evidence refers to information that comes from outside the immediate context of the argument or discussion. Narratives (stories from others), testimony (statements from witnesses or experts outside one's own), and facts from an outside source all fit this definition as they are not generated internally within the current argument's own creation but sourced externally.

Answer:

True