Argument/persuasion

A random opinion with no evidence

A claim supported by reasons and evidence

A list of facts with no opinion

An emotional response without logic

In the middle of the argument only

in the inroduction, in the middle, or in the conclusion

Only at the end of the argument

It’s not always stated

Many people believe that climate change is a serious issue.

Climate change poses a severe threat to our planet, and urgent action is necessary.

Scientists are debating climate change in numerous studies.

Climate change is something we should consider.

A claim or opinion without explanation

Reasons and proof that back up the claim

A question or statement that is meant to confuse

A conclusion drawn from personal beliefs

Most people believe exercise is important.

According to a 2023 study by the CDC, 30 minutes of daily exercise reduces the risk of heart disease by 40%.

Exercise is a great way to stay healthy.

Exercise is something that everyone should do.

The evidence that supports the claim

A viewpoint opposing the claim

The conclusion of the argument

The emotional appeal used in the argument

To confuse the reader

To show that the writer is open-minded

To counter objections and strengthen the claim

To ignore opposing viewpoints

An appeal to logic and reasoning

An appeal that taps into the desire to belong to a group

An appeal that presents emotional distress

An appeal that provides scientific evidence

Join the millions of people who have already switched to our eco-friendly cars!

Only the wealthy can afford this brand of perfume.

This new technology is endorsed by top scientists.

We must help the homeless because it’s the right thing to do.

Make people feel superior to others

Make people feel afraid

Make people feel sad or compassionate

Make people feel included in a group