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Unit 4 Writing and Evaluating Argument
Unit 4 Writing and Evaluating Argument
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A claim could be:
a statement believed to be true
a point-of-view
a central idea
a summary
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Incredibles 2 is funny for adults because many adults relate to this math predicament.
counter-claim
criteria
example
reason
3
Cats are better than dogs because cats are self-cleaning creatures.
argument
anecdote
counter-claim
evidence
4
An author who has a PHD in biology is writing an argument about dolphins.
bias
opinion
fact
fun
5
Mrs. Smith used an anecdote to teach a lesson on argument. Anecdote means
a long article
a really boring lecture
a speech
an interesting and amusing story
6
A restorative justice coordinator writes an argument-- schools should use RJ, not suspension.
claim
counter-claim
relevance
bias
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Which is an example of a fact?
Reading is really fun.
Some people really like reading.
I hate reading
um...is there a movie version?
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Which is NOT an example of argument?
fighting with your sister
point-of-view, claim, reasons
debating an issue
an editorial
9
Thinking about something in a logical way is...
arguing
reasoning
settling
questioning
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However, the Incredibles 2 is empowering to young girls-- the female is the lead hero.
counter-claim
statistic
argument
relevance
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The connotation of a word is...
importance
boring
fun
feeling
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Which is NOT an example of a point-of-view?
Dogs are better than cats.
This game is difficult to play.
Reading is necessary for society.
Football is a team sport.
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17 % of New Yorkers have cars.
statistic
counter-claim
opinion
anecdote
14
The age-old question of dogs vs cats is an example of...
evidence
counter claim
point-of-view
claim
15
Max thinks these flowers are the best flowers ever. No one can convince her otherwise.
fact
criteria
bias
reasoning
16
Mrs. Smith--an LA teacher--writes an argument about why reading is more important than math.
Credibility
fact
counter-claim
unbelievable
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A believable claim is...
a joke
an argument
credible
a lie
18
The dictionary definition of a word is
Change
Yardstick
denotation
Standard
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Incredibles 2 is a great kids movie that everyone should see.
Reasoning
statistic
point-of-view
counter-claim
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Some people think that Incredibles 2 is a drab continuation of the original story.
anecdote
argument
fact
bias
