WorksheetsArgument Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 2hrs 30mins
Specific details or facts that support an inference or idea is called
Inference
Evidence
Citation
Analysis
A viewpoint that opposes an author's thesis or claim is called
Bias
Point of view
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
Method of persuasion based on the writer or speaker's credibility and is influenced by expertise, knowledge, experience, training, and credentials is known as
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Details from a text that is directly quoted or paraphrased that supports a reader's claim or analysis.
Appeal
Text evidence
Citation
When someone presents the ideas or words of another as their own without crediting the source
Plagiarize
Synthesize
Concession
Method of persuasion based on logic using facts, statistics, research, and historical evidence to support an argument is known as
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Your position or assertion about a particular topic or issue is called
concession
claim
rebuttal
thesis
L Select all of the aspects of argumentative texts.
logic-based
considers counterargument
emotion-based
based on facts
based on opinions
explanation of how the evidence supports the claim
reasoning
refute
pro
con
refute
evidence & reasoning to overcome another's argument
to agree with your opponent because they convince you
explanation of why your audience should do something
to pick the side of an argument you think will win a debate
Author's purpose is
the attempt to disprove an argument
the reason an author writes about a certain subject
the assertion
a technique used in argumentation
How you prove that the other person is wrong and you are right. In other words, how you disprove the counterclaim.
Claim
Evidence
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
Reorder the terms into the correct INTRODUCTION order
Hook
Bridge
Claim
Correctly reorder the terms to present a properly constructed body paragraph
Topic Sentence
Context/ Background
Evidence
Reasoning/ Analysis
Concluding Sentence
The (a) opposes the claim; whereas, the (b) opposes/ directly refutes the (c) and supports the (d)
Confidently states your viewpoint
Precise Claim
Statement that supports your claim
Reason
Quote, fact, statistic that supports the reason
Evidence
Opposing claim that shares the point of view of people who do not agree with your claim
Counterclaim
Direct reasons or evidence that challenges the opposing claim and supports the ACTUAL claim of the argument
Rebuttal
Correctly label the parts of the body paragraph
Select ALL of the qualifiers below
Mostly
Seldom
Many
All
Everyone
