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Prompts and Argument Writing
Prompts and Argument Writing
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What should YOU do when you receive an argument prompt?
Cry because you have a timed writting
Start writing your paragraphs.
Focus on the establishment of your claim.
Read the sources given
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Identify memorized sources that _____ the claim you have chosen
refute
support
All of the above
vary
3
Write a thesis statement that uses the claim YOU have chosen, and make sure it _________
answers the prompt directly
questions the society
challenges the prompt
plans out the prompt
4
The conclusion statements should connect the evidence back to _____
More evidence
thesis
Strong personal opinions
What the prompt discloses
5
Make sure your introduction includes the: thesis, prompt, and _______
transition phrases
attention getter
general information
evidence
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After reading the prompt, identify the _____ made by the assertion.
literary devices
diction
significance
emotions
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True or False: A thesis statement can state a fact as the main premise.
FALSE
TRUE
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What do you need to avoid when answering an AP Prompt with a speaker?
Stating vast amounts of biography on the speaker
Providing some commentary between evidence
Providing general evidence
Writing a healthy amount of reasons
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If you have extra time, you should _____
none of the above
Re-state the prompt in the end
Review/Revise
Re-state your thesis
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Claims should be supported by reliable sources
Never
Sometimes
False
True
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When citing original evidence, you can
Paraprhase
Indentify the source
Direct quote
All of the above
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True or False: Understanding where each source came from (book, blog, etc) is not important.
False
True
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Make sure to remember how to ______ your sources correctly
compare
read
plan
cite
