English 9 Fourth Grading TAT

The argumentative essay is a genre of writing that requires the student to investigate a topic.

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• False

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Collecting, generating, and evaluating an evidence is one role in making an argumentative essay.

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• False

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An argumentative essay is a type of essay that presents arguments and only focuses on one side of the issue.

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• False

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Establishing a position on a topic in a concise manner is essential in creating an argumentative essay.

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• False

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Argumentative essays should have a clear and illogical transitions between the introduction, body, and conclusion.

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• False

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The body of an argumentative essay need not to have an evidential support.

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The conclusion does not simply restate the thesis, but readdresses it in light of the evidence provided.

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Every day, Ricky encounters different types of customers. Some of them just waste his time by asking impertinent questions about his products without any intention of purchasing, but he remains composed. He entertains their questions and answers them without feeling fed up. He makes sure that he is able to convince and make them fully satisfied about his products.

Question: Who is Ricky?

• Accountant

• Engineer

• Lawyer

• Salesperson

Every day, Ricky encounters different types of customers. Some of them just waste his time by asking impertinent questions about his products without any intention of purchasing, but he remains composed. He entertains their questions and answers them without feeling fed up. He makes sure that he is able to convince and make them fully satisfied about his products.

Question: What does the word impertinent mean in the passage?

• Unclear

• Unimportant

• Unsure

• Unthinkable

Every day, Ricky encounters different types of customers. Some of them just waste his time by asking impertinent questions about his products without any intention of purchasing, but he remains composed. He entertains their questions and answers them without feeling fed up. He makes sure that he is able to convince and make them fully satisfied about his products.

Question: What is Ricky's priority?

• Customers' attention

• Customers' demands

• Customers' rights

• Customers' satisfaction