Think Ticket

Multiple Select

A student chooses a side on an issue and supports it with facts, reasons, and examples in an organized way. What type of writing is the student creating

• a. Narrative essay

• b. Persuasive-speech

• c. Position paper

• d. Reflection paper

Multiple Select

In the conclusion of a position paper, which element shows that the writer understands other viewpoints?

• a. Thesis Statement

• b. Minor Argument

• c. Opposing Argument

• d. Premise

Multiple Choice

Which part of a position paper introduces the topic and clearly states the writer’s stand?

• a. Body

• b. Conclusion

• c. Call for action

• d. Introduction

Multiple Choice

A student uses books, academic articles, and official websites to support their stand. Why is this step important?

• a. To make the paper sound complicated

• b. To include as many opinions as possible

• c. To show creativity

• d. To ensure the argument is supported by credible sources

Multiple Choice

Minor arguments are used to?

• a. Introduce new topics

• b. Replace the major argument

• c. End the paper

• d. Support and strengthen the major argument

Multiple Choice

Which part of the position paper is the longest?

• a. Body

• b. Introduction

• c. Title

• d. Conclusion

Multiple Choice

A thesis statement is composed of which three parts?

• a. Fact, counterclaim, summary

• b. Introduction, body, conclusion

• c. Topic, major argument, evidence

• d. Opinion, feeling, experience

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a main section of a position paper?

• a. Introduction

• b. Title Page

• c. Body

• d. Conclusion

Multiple Choice

Why should a position paper include an opposing argument?

• a. To change the topic

• b. To ignore it

• c. To agree with it

• d. To show fairness and open-mindedness

Multiple Choice

Which part of the introduction clearly states the writer’s stand?

• a. Conclusion

• b. Background

• c. Thesis Statement

• d. History