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Revision of the techniques for argumentative writing

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1
The text for the argumentative response in the exam will be...
Non-fiction
Encyclopedic
Fiction
Cartoon
2
Which of these is not a way to add detail to your argument?
Quotes
Statistics
Anecdotes
Questions
3
Where will written argument be tested in the final exams?
Paper 1, question 1
Paper 3, question 1
Paper 3, question 2
Paper 1, question 3
4
It is essential that you see the other person's point of view in argumentative writing...
It doesn't matter
False
Only if another person has given a point of view.
True
5
In every day argument, flattery is important. In written argument, flattery is..
Unimportant
A graded criteria
Something you can throw in if you see the chance.
Essential
6
What is the aim of argumentative writing?
To change the other person's mind to your way of thinking.
To change your way of thinking to match the other person's.
To vent fury!
To describe a scene.
7
What does 'superlative' mean?
Extreme exaggeration
Extraordinary
Understated
Implicit
8
In your argumentative writing in the exam, your detail is most likely to come in the form of...
Trick question - detail is not necessary.
Your own personal anecdotes.
Statistics you know about from personal experience.
Evidence from the text given.
9
Emotive language is...
Informative
Detailed
Affective
Factual
10
Which of the following is not a form of direct address?
As an intelligent reader, you..
I know that you..
I often think that..
In your environment...