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Argumentative Writing Terms
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An #ELA #blindquiz covering #argumentative #vocabulary.
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This element of argumentative writing states what you are arguing for.
Warrant
Claim
Rebuttal
Evidence
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Which elements HAVE to be included in strong argumentative writing?
Counterclaim & ReBUTtal
Evidence
Warrant
Claim
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What do you do in the rebuttal? (aka the big BUT)
Hook the reader.
State your opinion.
Explain your evidence and how it supports your claim.
Explain why the counterclaim is wrong.
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This element of argumentative writing (aka bridge) explains evidence & connects it to the claim
Hook
Rebuttal
Counterclaim
Warrant
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What term does your teacher refer to as, "the big BUT..."
Evidence
Claim
ReBUTTal
Counterclaim
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What is a counterclaim?
Evidence to support your claim.
The opposite argument.
An opposing view.
The other side of the argument.
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Strong arguments require evidence from credible sources. HOW can you test source credibility?
Find a quote that someone famous said.
Put the source through the CRAAP test.
Ask your friends if they think the source is credible.
Pick something that sounds smart.
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Why does Mrs.Hofman call the rebuttal, "the big BUT?"
Teaching middle school has negatively affected her maturity.
She likes potty humor.
She just likes saying "the big BUT."
It is like saying, "my opponent thinks this, BUT..."
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Which of the following answers could be used as credible
EVIDENCE
in argumentative writing?
A quote from a celebrity
Expert Opinion
Personal Experience
Facts or Statistics
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Why is it important to include a counterclaim in your argumentative writing?
To add strength to your own argument.
So you can argue with yourself.
So that you can disprove it with strong evidence.
To make fun of those who think differently.
