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Revision of the techniques for argumentative writing #cie #argue #devices
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Which of these is
not
a way to add detail to your argument?
Statistics
Questions
Quotes
Anecdotes
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It is
essential
that you see the other person's point of view in argumentative writing...
True
It doesn't matter
False
Only if another person has given a point of view.
3
The text for the argumentative response in the exam will be...
Cartoon
Encyclopedic
Non-fiction
Fiction
4
Emotive language is...
Informative
Detailed
Factual
Affective
5
Which paper may ask you to write an argument?
English Language Paper 1
English Language Paper 2
English Literature Paper 1
English Literature Paper 2
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In your argumentative writing in the exam, your detail is most likely to come in the form of...
Statistics you know about from personal experience.
Trick question - detail is not necessary.
Your own personal anecdotes.
Evidence from the text given.
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In every day argument, flattery is important. In
written argument
, flattery is..
Unimportant
Essential
A graded criteria
Something you can throw in if you see the chance.
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Which of the following is
not
a form of direct address?
In your environment...
I often think that..
I know that you..
As an intelligent reader, you..
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What is the aim of argumentative writing?
To change your way of thinking to match the other person's.
To describe a scene.
To vent fury!
To change the other person's mind to your way of thinking.
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Sometimes it is helpful to use comparative language. Look at the picture; the words show...
change
size
hyperbole
comparative and superlative
