Based on the Lecture and Instruction pages in this module, when writing your Sub-Claims for your argument, all of the following are true except . . . (In other words, which of these is not a characteristic of a Sub-Claim?) Group of answer choices Sub-Claim can be a question, evidence, quote, or someone else's idea Sub-Claims should include some contextual information to help connect ideas. Sub-Claims are your suppoting reasons that back up your Major Claim. Sub-Claims should usually be 1-2 sentences. Sub-Claims are usually your topic sentences of your body paragpraphs