Also, good luck to everyone doing the exam tomorrow! Hopefully we can all succeed!

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Rohan16
I might not be the right person to answer this because i don't like persuasive myself but from what I know, is that it would be much more preferable and also safer to only write evidences in which u r confident that they r true or write from the background knowledge about the prompt that they give u (if they provide the evidence, not sure)
This is only what i know, I still think you might also want to ask someone else though..

      Rohan16 From what I have known, making up evidence isn't gonna help. So just use the facts that you already know and use anecdotes, rhetorical questions, etc. I mostly plan for 5 mins at least 3 strong arguments, then expand on them within time management. For evidence I simply just use basic knowledge and logic to support my arguments. These are just some of the few ways you can do your persuasive piece.

          Do you guys know anything about the amounts of questions?
          I have heard it will be pretty much identical to last year.

            I have heard 35 questions in 35 minutes

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