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Argumentative

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is argumentative text?

a)

claims backed by reasons that are supported by evidence

b)

an opinion supported with claims

c)

facts and opinions

2.

Claim -

a)

examples, facts, and expert quotes

b)

WHY the author makes the claim

c)

supports the reasons

d)

the main point

3.

Reason -

a)

examples, facts, and expert quotes

b)

the author's opinion

c)

supports the reasons

d)

WHY the author makes the claim

4.

Evidence

a)

examples, facts, and expert quotes

b)

the main point

c)

supports the author's claim

d)

WHY the author makes the claim

5.

What kind of evidence is this?

a)

example

b)

data

c)

expert quote

6.

Authors write arguments to convince readers to ___ with their viewpoint.

a)

agree

b)

disagree

7.

Arguments use logical reasons to appeal to readers.

Limiting dress code colors to only solid color clothing is stupid.

a)

This is NOT a logical reason.

b)

This IS a logical

8.

Reasons and (a)   support claims.

9.

An argument is ___ if it is missing a claim.

a)

weak

b)

strong

10.

What is the overall purpose of writing an argument?

a)

to entertain

b)

to inform

c)

to convince

d)

to describe

11.

Sometimes authors need to clarify their reasons. Clarify means to _.

a)

confuse

b)

make clear

c)

complicate

d)

be vague

12.

Arguments use logical reasons to appeal to readers.

Mr. Queen would be a suitable choice for the Alamo Middle School because he has experience with 6th grade, Jr. High, and High School age students.

a)

This is NOT a logical reason.

b)

This IS a logical reason.

13.

Which transition word would be used when providing evidence?

a)

First of all

b)

In addition

c)

Another reason

d)

According to

14.

The message in an argument is also the -

a)

argument

b)

claim

c)

reason

d)

evidence

15.

Which transition word would be used when providing a reason?

a)

According to

b)

For instance

c)

In addition

d)

For example