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WorksheetsArgumentative Text Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
In an argument, a speaker states a ______________ and supports it with ______________ and _____________.
claim, reasons, evidence
reason, claims, evidence
claim, facts, opinions
A claim is a speaker’s ______________________ on a problem or ___________.
position, opinion
opinion, issue
expertise, issue
position, issue
The strength of an argument relies on the ____________________.
claim
support
opinions
Support consists of reasons and ___________________ used to ____________ the claim.
evidence; tell
evidence; prove
opinions; prove
proof; explain
Reasons are declarations made to ______________ an __________ or belief.
explain; action
tell; opinion
reveal; interest
prove; idea
Evidence includes specific ___________, ______________ or ________________.
facts, opinions, evidence
facts, statistics, reasons
facts, statistics, examples
opinions, examples, proof
To ________________, is to follow the reasoning of an argument.
track
test
tell
write
Rhetorical Devices are techniques that writers use to _____________ their arguments and communicate more effectively.
enhance
write
tell
prove
Identify counterarguments, statements that address _______________ viewpoints.
alternate
similar
opposing
incorrect
Note how the author ________________ the claim, ___________ and evidence.
connects; opinions
connects; position
connects; reasons
explains; position
Look for reasons and evidence that ____________ the claim.
dispute
support
match
deny
Identify the ___________, which may be directly ___________ or ______________.
reasons, stated, implied
claim, stated, implied
Addressing _______________ directly is a device called direct address.
readers
writers
children
animals
Direct address gets the reader’s _______________ and ______________ them to the topic.
opinion; relates
attention; connects
attention; relates
Rhetorical questions are those that do not need a __________.
reply
argument
speaker
statement
Writers use rhetorical questions to _________________ the reader.
question
interview
judge
engage
Sweeping generalizations are those that are too _____________.
specific
broad
opinionated
true
Sweeping generalization often include words such as all, everyone, every time, _________________, no one and none.
sometimes
someone
anything
one
Loaded language consists of words with strongly _______________ or _______________ connotations.
positive; negative
true; false
right; wrong
broad; specific
The type of text we are covering in this unit is called
