Argumentative Writing

Fill in the Blanks

A sentence that conveys the main idea about a single paragraph is called a

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a 'claim' in argumentative writing?

• An assertion or arguable statement about a topic or issue

• A summary of the entire essay

• A direct quote from the text

• A concluding sentence

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of argumentative writing as defined in the lesson?

• Claim, Topic Sentence, Transitions, Development, Text Evidence

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion, References

• Claim, Opinion, Fact, Summary

• Topic Sentence, Fact, Opinion, Reference

Your Part 2 Argument must have five paragraphs:
1️⃣ Introduction – State your claim (what you believe).
2️⃣ Body Paragraph 1 – Give your first reason with evidence.
3️⃣ Body Paragraph 2 – Give your second reason with evidence.
4️⃣ Body Paragraph 3 – Give your third reason with evidence.
5️⃣ Conclusion – Restate your claim and summarize your main points.

📝 Reminder:

Match

You should have five paragraphs for the Part 2 Argument. What should they be? Match the following

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Intro with hook and claim

Reason 1 with evidence

Reason 2 with evidence

Counterclaim: argue it with evidence

Conclusion

• Intro with hook and claim

• Reason 1 with evidence

• Reason 2 with evidence

• Counterclaim: argue it with evidence

• Conclusion

Open Ended

Write a one sentence answer for the prompt. This is your "opinion" or claim. Be sure your argument is clearly identifiable.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following could be included in a thesis statement according to the lesson?

• Title, Author, Subject, Position

• Title, Date, Summary, Reference

• Author, Date, Reference, Opinion

• Subject, Reference, Fact, Summary