Find the evidence
Find the right fact—and the line that proves it.
Two documents. Look for a clearly stated fact.
A question. A few documents. One useful line.
Read the question, scan the documents, and select the supporting line. Six searches, with no deadline.
Documents and questions are in English. All scenarios are fictional practice examples.
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Library returns
- Supported answers
- Search time
Accuracy comes first. Search time includes looking and choosing, not reading the explanations. This is not a words-per-minute test.
Review your evidence
How Find the evidence works
Each question comes with two or three short documents. Find the line that directly supports the answer, select it, then check. Similar words can appear in the wrong document, so check the names, dates and conditions too.
One correct line earns one point. Your first check counts; reading the explanation never changes that score. The documents stay visible during review, with the supporting line and your selection labelled.
The clock counts foreground searching and choosing. Background tabs and explanation reading are excluded. There is no deadline. A six-search round uses one practice start.
These documents are original fictional examples. This exercise practices finding evidence; it does not measure general reading ability or promise faster deep reading.
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