Argument Elements

Question 1

When you come up with as many ideas as possible to determine what you will write about.

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Brainstorm

Question 2

This part of the argument makes the reader want to continue reading the essay.

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Hook/Grabber

Question 3

This is the best football team in college.

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Michigan Wolverines, Clemson Tigers

Question 4

You must do this at the beginning of each paragraph.

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All of these things

Question 5

The first time you write your paper adding all of your content.

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Rough Draft

Question 6

This explains how your reasons support your claim.

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Support

Question 7

Sentence that summarizes what a paragraph is about.

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Conclusion

Question 8

Helps make a piece of writing clearer to the reader.

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Transition words

Question 9

A statement you make that you believe to be true but could be disputed by others.

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Claim

Question 10

Which of the following is not something to check for when editing/revising?

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Imprudence

Question 11

Something someone believes to be true opposite to what you believe.

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CounterClaim

Question 12

Explains why you think someone's counterclaim is wrong

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Rebuttal

Question 13

What you want a person to do if they agree with you.

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Call to Action

Question 14

How many paragraphs in a basic argument essay?

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4

Question 15

These are why you think your claim is correct.

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Reasons

Question 16

When you give background information about your argument to the reader.

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Topic discussion

Question 17

What do you do for your final draft?

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Re-write to correct problems found in edit/revise step.

Question 18

What word should you NOT use in an argument essay?

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I

Question 19

What is your favorite subject in school?

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Science, Social Studies, Math, ELA

Question 20

Sentence that tells what a paragraph will be about.

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Introduction

Question 21

Number of pieces of evidence used to make a strong argument.

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Square root of 9, 9 / 3, 1 x 3, 1 + 1 + 1

Question 22

What you use to put your ideas in order before writing.

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Graphic Organizer

Question 23

Information/facts you use to prove something.

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Evidence

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