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Terms for argumentative and persuasive writing -- vocabulary practice.
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What word does this image represent?
refute
bias
thesis
counterclaim
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Synonyms
: favoritism, prejudice, one-sided
analyze
synthesize
counterclaim
bias
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what word does this image represent?
synthesize
thesis
analyze
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A statement that clearly introduces an idea that is often supported by evidence.
claim
thesis
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Typically a one-sentence statement that summarizes the main idea of an essay or paper.
thesis
synthesize
analyze
counterclaim
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Before making a decision, we need to
_______
all the possible outcomes.
elaborate
thesis
analyze
ANALYZE
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What word does this image represent?
counterclaim
refute
evidence
claim
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He made a bold
______
that he could run a marathon without any training.
claim
thesis
counterclaim
refute
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Synonyms:
Combine, blend
Synthesize
Analyze
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Synonyms: state, assert
counterclaim
analyze
claim
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Synonyms:
Develop, add detail, extend
elaborate
Credible
incredible
evidence
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A thesis should be two sentences long or more.
False
True
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Facts, statistics, authoritative opinions, and data to support a writer’s claim(s).
refute
analyze
synthesize
evidence
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Synonyms:
Support, prove, affirm, verify
evidence
refute
thesis
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To develop and present in detail (idea, theory, policy, system)
Synthesize
Elaborate
Claim
Analyze
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If the directions ask you to synthesize for an essay, you can use only 1 source / piece of evidence.
True
False
17
what word does this image represent?
counterclaim
claim
analyse
synthesize
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Synonyms:
believable, convincing, persuadable
credible
elaborate
incredible
bias
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The professor asked us to
______
information from different studies to support our argument.
bias
thesis
synthesize
refute
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"What do you even mean, Susan?! Can you please _________."
thesis
credible
elaborate
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To PROVE a claim, statement, thesis, or theory to be wrong or false.
claim
refute
analyze
counterclaim
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A citation includes the author's first name and page number (Tom 3).
True
False
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Fake news is everywhere, so I always make sure to use __________ news sources, and always fact check.
credible
refute
bias
thesis
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A thesis belongs in the introductions paragraph.
True
False
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To examine, study, and evaluate a text by breaking down its elements to comprehend its meaning.
synthesize
analyze
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The detective found new ________ that free his client.
claim
counterclaim
evidence
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Synonyms: opposition, oppose
claim
synthesize
counterclaim
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Synonyms:
Disprove, false, debunk, invalidate
bias
refute
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This is an argument or claim that opposes the writer’s claim.
credible
counterclaim
analyze
synthesize
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Antonyms:
skim, glance
bias
refute
analyze
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Antonyms:
fairness, impartial, objectivity
claim
counterclaim
bias
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Prejudice in for or against an idea, considered unfair
analyze
bias
counterclaim
claim
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Antonyms:
separate, divide
synthesize
evidence
analyze
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Antonyms: claim, confirm, corroborate
evidence
bias
counterclaim
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Combining multiple sources and ideas to create your own analysis of the topic in writing.
synthesize
evidence
analyze
36
what word does this image represent?
bias
claim
refute
analyze
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Antonyms:
disprove, contradict
bias
synthesize
evidence
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A writer's claim in a paragraph is most often seen in the first sentence, the topic sentence.
True
False
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"I feel like the referee's ______ was obvious; he kept calling fouls on our team but not the other one!"
refute
thesis
bias
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Antonyms:
disclaim, counterargument
counterclaim
claim
refute
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What word does this image represent?
synthesize
thesis
bias
refute
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To be believed or convincing
Refute
bias
elaborate
credible
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Evidence must include a citation.
True
False
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Antonyms:
confirm, validate, affirm
thesis
refute
