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Argument Writing
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This quiz was designed to test student's knowledge of the components of argumentative writing.
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Words that suggest strong positive or negative feelings, are examples of...
Bandwagon
Association
Loaded Language
Emotional
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In order to write a successful argument, you must use ... to support claims
Audience
Purpose
Opinions
Evidence
3
Your reason for communicating with someone is called your...
Purpose
Audience
Appeal
Evidence
4
This kind of appeal taps into people's desire to belong.
Bandwagon
Association
Emotional
Loaded Language
5
After choosing your position, you must decide what ... you will offer
Claim
Appeal
Solution
Argument
6
When gathering evidence, use credible ... and take notes.
Appeals
Language
Sources
Purpose
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A statement that can't be proved because it expresses a person's beliefs, feelings or thoughts.
Opinion
Claim
Fact
Support
8
Always remember to consider your ... , audience and topic.
Task
Language
Appeal
Purpose
9
This kind of appeal uses strong feelings, rather than facts, to persuade.
Bandwagon
Loaded Language
Emotional
Association
10
The people you are communicating with are called your...
Evidence
Purpose
Appeal
Audience
11
The reasons and evidence that are used to prove the claim are called...
Support
Appeal
Purpose
Claim
12
When planning an argument, you must analyze your ...
Argument
Language
Claims
Audience
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A statement that can be proved or verified is...
Support
Opinion
Fact
Claim
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This kind of appeal links a product to someone or something influential.
Emotional
Association
Loaded Language
Bandwagon
15
The writer's position on a problem or issue is called the
Claim
Argument
Evidence
Support
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A writer's position on a problem or issue is their...
Purpose
Audience
Appeal
Claim
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When planning an argument, you must first choose your ...
Evidence
Audience
Claim
Position
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Your evidence must appeal to the ..., ..., ...
Emotion
Reason
Logic
Purpose
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Always make sure to disprove the ... argument.
Opposing
Appeals
Audience
Evidence
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Make sure to test your ... so that it is arguable from both sides.
Argument
Claim
Thesis
Purpose
