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A quiz about argumentation (for essay writing)
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What does refuting a claim mean?
Acknowledging that the claim is right or reasonable
Coming to some agreeable middle ground
Showing why the claim is wrong
Ignoring the claim
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What does qualifying a claim mean?
Reducing the absolute nature or scope of the claim
Supporting the claim with evidence
Acknowledging the claim may be wrong
Registering the claim
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A descriptive annotated bibliography seeks only to:
Make an argument about the source
Explain how the source will be used in the paper
Summarize the source
Share your opinion of the source
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Which example of support appeals to a reader's sense of logos?
Facts
Anecdotes
Celebrity testimonies
Logical fallacy
5
An argument can only have 2 positions or sides.
False
True
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To make a solid argument, you need all of the following except what?
An arguable position
Convincing support
Good reasons or claims
Previous knowledge of the issue
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To create a strong argument, should you consider / address the opposing side's position?
Yes
No
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You need both a reference page and an annotated bibliography at the end of a paper.
False
True
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What does resolving a claim mean?
Acknowledging that the claim is right or reasonable
Coming to some agreeable middle ground
Ignoring the claim
Showing why the claim / position is wrong
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What does conceding a claim mean?
Acknowledging that the claim is right or reasonable
Ignoring the claim
Coming to some agreeable middle ground
Showing why the claim / position is wrong
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What is an annotated bibliography?
Description of sources
Source publication information
A summary of the whole essay
Notes taken during the research process
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Where do the annotations for an annotated bibliography appear?
In the body paragraphs
In the conclusion
After each APA reference entry
Before each APA reference entry
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An evaluative annotated bibliography seeks to summarize/describe the source and:
Explain how the source will be used in the paper
Share your opinion of the source
Explain how credible the source is
Make an argument about the source
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Which type of support appeals to a reader's sense of pathos?
Statistics
Anecdotes
Celebrity testimonies
Facts
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Which example of support appeals to a reader's sense of ethos?
Anecdotes
Celebrity testimonies
Facts
Scenarios