WorksheetsArgumentative Essay terminology
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
a group of people that you want to convince
audience
purpose
precise claim
reason
to sway the audience to agree with your claim or to motivate your audience to take some action
audience
purpose
precise claim
reason
confidently states your viewpoint
audience
purpose
precise claim
reason
a statement that supports your claim; must be supported with evidence
audience
purpose
precise claim
reason
shares the point of view of people who oppose, or do not agree, with your claim
counterclaim
anecdotes
examples
facts
personal examples or storeis that illustrate a point
counterclaim
anecdotes
examples
facts
specific instances or illustrations of a general idea
counterclaim
anecdotes
examples
facts
statements that can be proven true, such as statistics or other numerical information
counterclaim
anecdotes
examples
facts
ideas that most people have
commonly accepted beliefs
expert opinion
relevant evidence
sufficient evidence
statement made by an authority on the subject
commonly accepted beliefs
expert opinion
relevant evidence
sufficient evidence
information that directly and factually supports your position
commonly accepted beliefs
expert opinion
relevant evidence
sufficient evidence
need to provide enough information to convince others
commonly accepted beliefs
expert opinion
relevant evidence
sufficient evidence
