EAPP

1. What is the primary goal of argumentative writing?

• a) To entertain the reader

• b) To express the writer's emotions

• c) To convince the reader to agree with a specific viewpoint

• d) To provide a detailed description of an event

2. Which of the following elements is essential in both position writing and argumentative writing?

• a) A plot twist

• b) A neutral tone

• c) A clear thesis statement

• d) A list of facts without analysis

3. In argumentative writing, what is the role of counterarguments?

• a) To confuse the reader

• b) To strengthen the writer's argument by addressing opposing viewpoints

• c) To make the essay longer

• d) To avoid addressing the opposition

4. Which of the following best describes position writing?

• a) A style of writing where the author takes a specific stance on a topic and defends it

• b) A form of creative writing focusing on imaginary events

• c) A narrative that tells a personal story

• d) A review of literature without any personal opinion

5. What is the difference between argumentative writing and persuasive writing?

• a) Argumentative writing relies on logic and evidence, while persuasive writing appeals more to emotions

• b) Argumentative writing has no conclusion, while persuasive writing does

• c) Persuasive writing avoids counterarguments, while argumentative writing does not

• d) There is no difference between the two

6. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a strong argument in argumentative writing?

• a) Use of evidence and data

• b) Clear and logical reasoning

• c) Ignoring opposing viewpoints

• d) A well-defined thesis statement

7. What is a "call to action" in the context of position or argumentative writing?

• a) A rhetorical question

• b) A direct request for the reader to take some specific action after reading

• c) A summary of the entire essay

• d) An emotional appeal at the end of the essay

8. Which of the following should be avoided when writing a strong argumentative essay?

• a) Addressing opposing arguments

• b) Using credible evidence

• c) Relying on emotional appeals without factual support

• d) Presenting a clear and specific claim

9. Which type of evidence is most effective in argumentative writing?

• a) Anecdotal stories

• b) Personal opinions

• c) Statistics, research, and expert testimony

• d) Rhetorical questions

10. What is the purpose of the conclusion in both position writing and argumentative writing?

• a) To introduce new evidence

• b) To summarize the key points and reinforce the argument

• c) To shift to a different topic

• d) To present counterarguments