Understanding Argumentative Essays

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on writing a dissertação, focusing on the argumentative type. It explains the structure, including introduction, development, and conclusion, and emphasizes the importance of supporting arguments with evidence. The tutorial also offers practical steps and techniques for crafting a well-organized and persuasive essay, tailored for exams like the Enem.

What is the primary focus of an argumentative essay?

• To narrate a story

• To describe a process

• To present and support a point of view

• To summarize a text

Which type of dissertation involves presenting someone else's viewpoint?

• Narrative

• Expository

• Argumentative

• Descriptive

What is the main difference between an expository and an argumentative dissertation?

• Expository presents facts, argumentative presents opinions

• Expository is only used in scientific writing

• Expository is longer than argumentative

• Argumentative is more formal

What are the three basic parts of an argumentative essay?

• Introduction, Argument, Conclusion

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Introduction, Development, Conclusion

• Introduction, Summary, Conclusion

Why is it important to have strong arguments in an argumentative essay?

• To confuse the reader

• To validate the writer's point of view

• To make the essay longer

• To fill up space

What should you do after presenting your opinion in an argumentative essay?

• End the essay

• Summarize the essay

• Provide arguments to support your opinion

• Introduce a new topic

How can you make your arguments more convincing?

• By using complex language

• By repeating the same point

• By using real-life examples

• By avoiding evidence

What should you do if you have multiple arguments to present?

• Combine them into one paragraph

• Present them all in the introduction

• Ignore the weaker arguments

• Present each argument in a separate paragraph

Which of the following is NOT a type of introduction mentioned?

• Declaration

• Definition

• Narration

• Citation

What is the purpose of the conclusion in an argumentative essay?

• To introduce new arguments

• To summarize and reinforce the main points

• To present a counter-argument

• To provide a bibliography