Every argument needs support. Read each example, judge how well it backs up the claim, then see how an examiner would rate it.
Strong and weak examples are easy to tell apart. A good place to build the basic habit of asking "how specific is this?"
A more typical mix of examples, including some that sit in the middle. Matches the level of judgement examiners expect.
Some examples sound detailed and specific but don't actually support the stated argument. You'll need to judge relevance, not just detail.
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