3 Requirements for a Correct Argument and Support Thesis (X3)

What is one of the 3 requirements for a correct argument in an analytical exposition text?

• Emotional appeal
• Logical reasoning
• Anecdotal evidence
• Personal opinion

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a correct argument in an analytical exposition text?

• Credible evidence
• Personal anecdotes
• Counterarguments and rebuttals
• Logical reasoning

What should each point or claim in an analytical exposition text be based on?

• Personal beliefs
• Hearsay
• Logical reasoning
• Emotional manipulation

What enhances the credibility of an argument in an analytical exposition text?

• Biased sources
• Unverified claims
• Personal opinions
• Reliable sources

How can a writer strengthen the persuasiveness of their argument in an analytical exposition text?

• By providing credible evidence
• By using emotional manipulation
• By ignoring counterarguments
• By stating personal beliefs

How does the use of reliable sources impact the overall persuasiveness of an argument in an analytical exposition text?

• It has no impact
• It weakens the argument
• It confuses the reader
• It strengthens the argument

Which type of evidence should support the argument in an analytical exposition text?

• Credible evidence
• Unsubstantiated claims
• Biased opinions
• Hearsay

What should a writer do to address opposing viewpoints in an analytical exposition text?

• Dismiss them
• Ignore them
• Acknowledge and provide rebuttals
• Agree with them

How does addressing counterarguments strengthen an argument in an analytical exposition text?

• It weakens the argument
• It confuses the reader
• It shows a lack of understanding
• It demonstrates thoroughness and strengthens persuasiveness

What role does logical reasoning play in an analytical exposition text?

• It builds a persuasive narrative
• It confuses the reader
• It is irrelevant
• It is unnecessary