Argumentative text

What is meant by argumentative text?

• Argumentative text is a text that aims to entertain the reader.

• Argumentative text is a text that only contains facts without opinions.

• Argumentative text is a text that aims to convince the reader or listener about a certain opinion.

• Argumentative text is a text that explains the steps of a process.

What are the characteristics of argumentative texts!

• The characteristics of argumentative texts are presenting opinions, supported by facts, having a clear structure, and aiming to convince.

• Only presenting facts without opinions

• Aiming to entertain the reader

• Not having a clear structure

Why is it important to use data and facts in argumentative texts?

• It is important to strengthen arguments and enhance credibility.

• To make the text more interesting without facts.

• To reduce the length of the text.

• Because everyone agrees with that opinion.

How to construct a strong argument in an argumentative text?

• Identify the topic, research facts, construct clear arguments, and refute opposing arguments.

• Use ambiguous language

• Ignore facts and data

• Only convey personal opinions

What is the difference between argumentative text and persuasive text?

• Argumentative text only uses personal opinions, while persuasive text uses statistical data.

• Argumentative text aims to entertain the reader, while persuasive text aims to provide information.

• Argumentative text focuses on arguments and evidence, while persuasive text focuses on persuading and changing the reader's views.

• Argumentative text and persuasive text have the same goal, which is to educate the reader.