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A Section B essay without evidence is an essay without substance. Abstract reasoning alone — however logical — reads as vague and unconvincing. Specific examples and evidence ground your argument in reality and demonstrate that you are an informed, engaged thinker.
The challenge is that Section B does not require (or expect) specialist knowledge. You are not writing an academic essay with footnotes. Instead, you are drawing on general knowledge, current affairs, history, and common sense to support your arguments.
In the context of a 40-minute essay with no access to sources, "evidence" means anything concrete that supports your point. This includes:
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