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Duplicate of Argument, Claim, Reasons & Evidence, and Support Review

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Writing arguments with claims, counterclaims, opposing claims, reasons, and evidence.

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1
If your evidence is weak, your argument is_________.
boring
successful
doomed
valid
2
For your argument to be strong, reasons and evidence need to be:
logical, sufficient and relevant
logical
sufficient
relevant
3
A logical reason clearly relates to the:
evidence
counterclaim
claim
hook
4
The counterclaim______________.
can only be written in kitchens
responds to the opposing claim
is the claim
Is the opposite of the claim
5
A strong argument does NOT:
provide examples
present ideas in way that is easy to follow and understand
State the author's position
mock the opposing position
6
A well constructed argument should include ___________ to support your claim.
no reasons
three reasons and a counterclaim
one reason
more than one reason
7
True or false, every argument has two sides?
True
False
8
A formal argument:
presents one side of an issue
summarizes an issue
does not have evidence
defends a position on an issue
9
anecdotes are:
statistics
facts
famous quotes
brief stories
10
Which of the following is not a claim?
Animal dissection in schools should be banned.
Volunteering is good for everyone.
Trash needs to be cleaned off of our beaches.
Baseball ticket prices are too high.
11
Rank your ability to write an argumentative essay.
1
4
3
2
12
A ________is an objection that you anticipate from your opponent
counterclaim
evidence
argument
claim
13
Support usually consists of
opinions
RENNS
claims
statements