Analyzing an Argument

What is the purpose of the final paragraph in the text?

• To provide additional evidence about the benefits of exercise.

• To summarize the argument and reinforce the main claim.

• To introduce a counterargument about exercise programs.

• To explain why some people struggle to exercise regularly.

Which of the following best describes the type of evidence used in the text to support the argument?

• Anecdotal evidence and personal opinions.

• Expert testimony and emotional appeals.

• Statistical evidence and research findings.

• Historical examples and hypothetical scenarios.

What evidence does the author offer to support her claim?

Do you think the evidence is convincing? Why or why not?

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How did our author use claims and evidence to further her argument that hip hop should be included in literature curriculums?

When planning an argument you must analyze your ___.

• argument

• claims

• language

• audience

Which of the following does the author use to support her claim?

• The author mentions research.

• The author appeals to the reader’s emotions.

• The author uses the bandwagon technique (everyone else believes this so you should too).

• The author’s tone makes her seem believable and trustworthy. F. The author includes real world examples.

• The author includes real world examples.

What is the author’s claim?

Read the claim and the supporting evidence.Claim: Jonah should not be allowed to babysit his younger sister.Evidence: Jonah easily loses patience with her.Why does the evidence support the claim? Choose the analysis that better explains the connection.

• Jonah is only twelve and has virtually no experience with babysitting

• Patience is a crucial characteristic in someone providing childcare

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Read the claim and the supporting evidence.Claim: Lucky is a good dog.Evidence: Lucky consistently follows her master's commands.Why does the evidence support the claim? Choose the analysis that better explains the connection.

• Good dogs are obedient

• Lucky is playful and affectionate

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