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Argument FRQ quiz
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1
Which two things make up the counterclaim?
Evidence and Reasoning
Refutation and Rebuttal
Value and concession
Syntax and Diction
2
Which of the following best describes a situational prompt style?
A prompt that describes a scenario and take a position on it
A prompt that provides a quotation and you have to respond to its claim
A prompt that provides a small passage and you and take your position
A prompt that makes you come up with a topic and take your position on it
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What is a key component of the introductory paragraph in an Argument FRQ?
A clear thesis that takes a position
A personal anecdote
A list of rhetorical devices
A detailed description of the prompt
4
True or False: Evidence is worth nothing if it is not connected to the lines of reasoning.
True
False
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What should you identify when reading an Argument FRQ?
The length of the excerpt
The rhetorical devices used
The authors biography
The claim and whether it’s arguable
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A refutation is…
An appeal to the audience
A response to the counterclaim
Completely changing positions on the argument
When you address the opposing argument by lending value to it
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A rebuttal is…
A reinforcement of the original ideas
An exception
Reinforcing the opposing position
Repetitive
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Which of the following evidence needs to be relevant?
Topic
Audience
Reasoning
Thesis
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True or False: Does qualification mean taking both positions?
True
False
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Examples of using educational evidence include…
Historical Events
A celebrity’s story
Something you’ve experienced firsthand
A current event
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Which is NOT a type of evidence?
Observational
Syntax
Personal Experience
Educational
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What is the best way to conclude an Argument FRQ?
Introduce new evidence
Rewrite every argument made
Use the full circle method to emphasize the importance of the topic
Repeat the thesis word for word
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Even though there are three types of evidence, which is usually advised against?
Education
Observational
Personal Experience
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How is the thesis connected to the rebuttal?
By using the thesis to support the opposing argument
By restating the thesis in other words
By creating an entire new thesis
By repeating the thesis word for word
15
What comes first when writing the counterclaim?
Rebuttal
Refutation
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How should the body paragraphs in an Argument FRQ be organized?
By the author’s background info
Chronologically
Around specific reasons or evidence categories
Randomly
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How do you make sure the evidence is connected to the thesis?
By being unspecific
By elaborating on one reason
By not tying it to the topic
By making sure it’s relevant to the thesis, reasoning, and topic
18
What is the first step in planning an argument FRQ?
Summarizing the text
Writing the introduction paragraph
Choosing evidence
Paraphrasing the claim and deciding your stance
19
Which of the following best describes a quotation-based prompt style?
A prompt that requires you to create a topic and take a position on it
A prompt that presents a scenario and you have to respond with a position
A prompt that provides a quotation and asks you to argue a position
A prompt that requires you to read a passage and take your position on it
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To use personal experience, the evidence needs to be…
About someone else
Vague and straightforward
Unserious, insignificant
Serious, significant, and fit to the rhetorical situation
