Argumentative and Narrative Writing Flashcard

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Typical structure of an argumentative essay:

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Introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs with supporting evidence, counterarguments, and conclusion.

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Essential elements of a narrative:

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Characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution

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Types of evidence in argumentative writing:

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Statistics, expert opinions, case studies, anecdotes, research findings

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Character development's role in a narrative:

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Creates depth and complexity in characters, drives the plot, and engages the audience emotionally.

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Counterargument in argumentative writing:

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An opposing viewpoint to the main argument, used to acknowledge and address potential objections or alternative perspectives.

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Purpose of introduction in an argumentative essay:

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Grabs attention, provides background, presents thesis.

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Impact of setting on narrative:

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Creates atmosphere, establishes mood, provides context for characters and events.

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Effective ways to incorporate evidence in an argumentative essay:

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Using credible sources, specific examples, and relevant statistics.

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Role of dialogue in narrative writing

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Reveals character traits and advances the plot.

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Importance of addressing opposing viewpoints in argumentative writing:

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Demonstrates understanding and strengthens argument by acknowledging and refuting counterarguments.