Balanced Argument

What is a balanced argument?

• the capacity for doing work.

• It is regarded as a related series of statements, of fact, belief or value that leads to a conclusion.

• It is a discussion where you consider both sides of an issue.

What structure is NOT needed for balance argument?

• Opening Statement

• Argument for

• Argument Against

• Address

What 'person pronoun' is used in a balanced argument?

• First-person pronoun

• Second-person pronoun

• Third-person pronoun

While writing a balanced argument, we analyse all points of view without any ____.

key components of constructing a balanced argument is to...

• Consider different perspectives, evidence, & counterarguments

• Ignore different perspectives

• Provide biased evidence

• Dismiss counterarguments

What people will say that is in opposition to your reasons

• Support

• Counterargument

• Claim

• Defense

What should you address by thinking of what people will say contrary to your reasons?

• Support

• Counterargument

• Claim

• Defense

what concept in the PPT has this: when 2 sides of the argument is equal

• equal argument

• equality

• balance

• equal

In a balanced argument, we lean towards one point of view.

• True

• False

Which of the following is not needed for a balanced argument?

• Arguments for

• Writer's own opinion at the end

• Arguments against

• Greetings and salutation