Argumentative Writing

What is the first thing you put in the introduction of an argumentative essay?

• argument
• three reasons
• hook
• rebuttal

Tags

CCSS.W.6.2A

What follows the hook?

• background information

• argument

• opposing claim

• reason 1

What comes at the end of the introduction?

• hook

• claim #1

• argument

• call to action

The rebuttal includes...

• counterargument, three reasons to support counterargument, restate your argument

• your argument, call to action, support for your argument

• counterargument, text evidence, tie-up

• restate argument, restate 3 claims, call to action

What is the counterargument?

• my opinion

• the other side's opinion

• a statement to get people to act

• it grabs the reader's attention

What is the purpose of the rebuttal?

• to show the other side's opinion

• to restate your text evidence

• a call to action

• it gets the reader involved

What three things should be in the conclusion?

• restate argument, restate 3 claims

• hook, restate argument, restate three reasons

• call to action, opposing claim, rebuttal

• reason 1, reason 2, and reason 3

According to an article, "Health fanatics argue that if you eat healthy, you will be happier" (Jones, p. 4). This is an example of...

• text evidence

• claim

• argument

• call to action

What is the purpose of your argument?

• to answer the writing prompt

• to support the claim in the body paragraph

• to provide evidence

• to hook your reader

What should be in each body paragraph?

• claim, support, text evidence, tie-up

• claim, rebuttal, call to action

• text evidence, hook, bacckground information

• claim, counterargument, support for counterargument