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Argumentative Essay Questions
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When is it okay to use "I think", "I feel", etc when writing argument essays?
Yes
Depends
NEVER
Sometimes
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the name of the paragraphs inside your essay that come between the introduction paragraph and the conclusion paragraph
Body
Opinion
Extra
Hook
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What’s the first part of your introduction that gets the reader to be interested
Hook
Evidence
Conclusion
Body Paragraph
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You should give evidence to support a counterclaim
False
True
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Where should the counterclaim/rebuttal paragraph be placed?
after the conclusion
after the introduction
before the introduction
after the body paragraphs
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Where should you analyze evidence in a body paragraph?
Right after the evidence is stated
In the Introduction
Never
In the conclusion
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text based evidence is something you make up
False
True
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A conclusion restates the claim and arguments, adds interesting info, state consequences, gives a call to action
False
True
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Facts, quotes, and statistics are examples of evidence
True
False
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All essays use the same type of styles and techniques
False
True
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Which of these in NOT true about a Thesis
sentence that contains claim for an argumentative essay
It is an attention grabbing statement at the beginning of a essay
gives an idea what the essay will about
uses at least two reasons to back up claim
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What is a counterclaim?
Opposite side of the argument
An extreme exaggeration
Evidence
Sentence supporting other claim
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a counterclaim for the "Some people say that phones should be banned from schools, because they are a distraction
cell phones are bad
Others say that phones should be allowed in schools if an emergency occurs
Cell phones should not be allowed because they affect learning
cell phones are good
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Where should you analyze evidence in a body paragraph?
right after the topic sentence
in the conclusion paragraph
you should never analyze evidence
right after the evidence is stated
