Argumentative Body Paragraph Quiz

What 3 things do you need to have in the first sentence of your body paragraph?

• Transition, position, reason
• Transition, reason, evidence
• Transition, thesis, reason
• Transition, arch, evidence

Which is the appropriate way to cite evidence?

• Put the evidence in quotation marks.
• Write the name of the article and then the evidence in quotation marks.
• Write the name of the article, the name of the author and then the evidence in quotation marks.
• Write the name of the article, the name of the author and then the evidence in quotation marks with a reference to the location of the evidence.

What 2 questions does one answer when they explain with commentary?

• Why is the reason important? How does the reason support the answer (position)?
• Why is the evidence important? How does the evidence support the answer (position)?
• Why is the thesis important? How does the thesis support the answer (position)?
• Why is the position important? How does the reason support the answer (position)?

What does it mean to ingeminate?

• To provide a second piece of evidence followed by commentary that answers the 2 questions.
• To provide evidence for a counterclaim followed by commentary that answers the 2 questions
• To provide more explanation for the first piece of evidence followed by commentary that answers the 2 questions
• To provide a second piece of evidence.

What is the best way to write the conclusion sentence?

• Begin the conclusion with "In conclusion".
• Begin the conclusion with the position and then restate the thesis.
• Begin the conclusion with the reason that was stated in the first sentence of this paragraph followed by the position.
• Begin the conclusion with the position followed by the reason that was stated in the first sentence of this paragraph.