Thesis statement: Using the Internet gives young adults increased literacy but also leads to health problems and isolation from other people.  Evidence: Asked their preferences for spending free time, 19 percent of the student body at the high school chose playing sports; 24 percent, watching TV; 22 percent, listening to music; and 34 percent, surfing the Internet. Is this evidence effective/ineffective?单项选择题

A

Effective

B

Ineffective

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