Textual evidence means:
A.a quotation or summary of a passage previously read in order to support what I'm claiming is true about that passage.
B.Putting some words in quotes so it looks like they came from somewhere else
C.Quoting dialogue so it already has quotation marks around it.
D.Adding any quote from any book just so it looks like a read something and know what I'm talking about.

Question

Textual evidence means:
A.a quotation or summary of a passage previously read in order to support what I'm claiming is true about that passage. 
B.Putting some words in quotes so it looks like they came from somewhere else 
C.Quoting dialogue so it already has quotation marks around it. 
D.Adding any quote from any book just so it looks like a read something and know what I'm talking about.

imarboto · Answer

It's A, that's basically textual evidence. B, C, and D are either comedic answers or don't have the right meaning, they don't fit.