WorksheetsElements of an Argument
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
a discussion in which people express different opinions about something
fight
argument
happiness
tangible
the information that you believe is true.
claim
tangible
counterclaim
argument
information that argues against the claim.
fight
argument
debate
counterclaim
to prove the counterclaim is false by using arguments or evidence.
rebuttal
digraph
intangible
claim
stories or examples from real life
anecdotal evidence
factual evidence
opinion
claim
examples that include facts, research and data.
anecdotal evidence
factual evidence
claim
debate
something that solves or ends the problem
debate
claim
solution
coutnerclaim
words that connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs.
claim
counterclaim
debate
transitions
something you get for doing a good job
tangible
rewards
claim
intangible
something you can't touch (like confidence)
intangible
tangible
rewards
education
something you can touch (like money)
tangible
intangible
underfunded
underprivileged
people who don't have a lot of money and don't have many opportunities
underprivileged
rich
education
debate
