Which is a strong question to ask a speaker about their argument?

Why should we believe your claim?

What is the best way to support a claim in an argumentative essay?

Use relevant facts, statistics, and expert opinions

Which of these is not an effective counterclaim response?

Some people disagree with my argument, but they are just wrong because...

What should you do if there is a counterpoint or conflicting evidence?

Address it and explain why yours is better with more evidence or reasoning

Why should you include a counterargument?

To show that you know about other viewpoints and refute them

What is textual or factual evidence?

Stats, facts, quotes from a text or article

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1
Which is a strong question to ask a speaker about their argument?
Why do you sound so confident?
Why should we believe your claim?
Can you say that in a louder voice?
What’s your favorite color?
2
What is the best way to support a claim in an argumentative essay?
Rely only on personal experience
Use relevant facts, statistics, and expert opinions
Use emotional appeals without evidence
Avoid addressing the counterclaims
3
Which of these is not an effective counterclaim response?
Many believe cell phones distract students, yet studies reveal they can...
Some people disagree with my argument, but they are just wrong because...
Some argue that school uniforms are expensive, but research shows they...
Critics argue video games are bad, but evidence say they improve...
4
(True/False): Author's point of view is the perspective from which the article is written.
False
True
5
What should you do if there is a counterpoint or conflicting evidence?
Address it and agree with their counterpoint
Pretend it doesn’t exist
Talk about how their mom is ugly
Address it and explain why yours is better with more evidence or reasoning
6
(True/False): A claim is stating something true when others disagree, like an opinion
True
False
7
Which of these is a sign of weak reasoning?
Citing credible experts and articles
Clear logical connections between claims and evidence
Facts supported by multiple sources
Opinions presented as facts
8
Why should you include a counterargument?
To distract from the main claim
To confuse the reader
To show that you know about other viewpoints and refute them
To make your argument weaker
9
What is textual or factual evidence?
Opinions about the topic
A personal experience
Logical reasoning like math
Stats, facts, quotes from a text or article
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What makes an argument’s evidence relevant or valid?
It sounds legit
It directly supports the claim
It’s long, detailed, and has quotes
It comes from a famous person

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