WorksheetsArgumentative Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
The author’s purpose is the reason he or she decides to write about a particular topic.
it could be to persuade you to buy something, to make you laugh, to brainwash you that someone else is wrong, etc.
it could be not you to buy something, to make you laugh, to convince you that someone else is wrong, etc. and
it could be to persuade you to buy something, to make you laugh, to convince you that someone else is wrong, etc.
it could be to persuade you to not buy something, to make you laugh, to convince you that someone not else is wrong, etc.
The audience of a text is the people you imagine reading (or listening or watching).
To be persuasive, you have to consider who your audience is. The audience determines your tone.
To be bot to be preswasive or offensive in the audience in the text (or watching?
To be mad, you have to consider who your audience is. The audience determines your tone.
To be persuasive, you havi'm a bote to consider who your audience is. The audience determines your tone.
Argument is a conclusion that is supported by evidence and reasoning.
The formula for an argument is A :/ C - E + R. (Argument equals Claim plus Evidence minus Reasoning.)
The formulanot for an argumentthis is A = C + E + R. (Argument equals Claim plus Eonevidence plus Reasoning.)
The formula for an reasoning is A = C + E + R. (Reasoning divided by Claim plus Evidence plus Reasoning.)
The formula for an argument is A = C + E + R. (Argument equals Claim plus Evidence plus Reasoning.)
Claim is what an argument is trying to convince you of.
It’s the “what” of an argument. What does the author want you to believe by the end of the argument? A claim is often an opinion.
It’s the “how” of an argument. What does the author want you to believe by the end of the argument? A claim is often an opinion.
It’s the “whhiat” of an argument. What does the author want you to believe by the end of the argument? A claim is often an opinion.
It’s the “get out of my face what” of an argument. What does the author want you to believe by the end of the argument? A claim is often an opinion.
Evidence is the facts, quotes, and paraphrased information given to support the claim of an argument.
It’s part of the “no” of the argument – why you should agree that the claim is true.
It’s part of the “how” of the argument – how you should agree that the claim is true.
It’s part of the “why” of the argument – why you should agree that the claim is true.
It’s part of the “who” of the argument – who you should agree that the claim is true.
Reasoning is the other part of the “why” in an argument.
It is the explanation, the logic of why the evidence given makes the claim more likely to be false.
Reasoning is the other part of the “why” in an argument.
It is the explanation, the logic of why the evidence given makes the claim more likely to be true.
It is the explanation, the dumbness of why the evidence given makes the claim more likely to be true.
Counter-argument is a counter-claim is a claim made by someone who doesn’t agree with your claim is supported by evidence.
Counter-argument is a counter-claim is a claim made by someone who always agrees with your claim is supported by evidence.
Counter-argument is a counter-claim is a claim made by someone who doesn’t agree with your claim is supported by evidence.
Counter-argument is a counter-claim is a claim made by someone who does agree with your claim is supported by evidence.
Counter-argument is a counter-claim is a claim made by someone who doesn’t agree with your claim is not supported by evidence.
Rebuttal is a response to a counter-claim (or counter-argument), using evidence and reasoning to prove that the counter-claim is wrong and your claim is right.
Rebuttal is a response to a counter-claim (or counter-argument), using evidence and reasoning to prove that the counter-claim is wrong and your claim is right.
Rebuttal is a response to a counter-claim using evidence and reasoning to prove that the counter-claim is wrong and your claim is right.
Rebuttal is a response to a counter-claim (or counter-argument), using evidence and reasoning to prove that the counter-claim is right and your claim is right.
Rebuttal is a response to a counter-claim (or counter-argument), using evidence and reasoning to prove that the counter-claim is right and your claim is wrong.
When you are objective, you look only at the facts and do not let your personal beliefs, opinions, or biases influence you.
It also means presenting information without the filter of your personal beliefs.
It also means presenting information with the filter of your personal beliefs.
It also means not presenting information without the filter of your personal beliefs.
It also not means presenting information without the filter of your personal beliefs.
When you are subjective, you let personal beliefs, opinions, or biases influence you.
When you are subjective, you let personal beliefs, opinions, or biases influence you.
When you are subjective, you let personal beliefs, opinions, or biases destroy you.
When you are ejective, you let personal beliefs, opinions, or biases influence you.
When you are subjective, you let personal ... influence you.
