Very Easy Quiz

A genre of writing that requires the student to investigate a topic; collect, generate, and evaluate,evidence

• Toulmin

• Body paragraph

• Argumentative

• Paragraph

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This is part of your first paragraph?

• Summarize

• Body paragraph

• Thesis Statement

• Tables

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Present the problem, acknoledge the opposing side of the argument?

• Sentence

• Rogerian

• Toulmin

• Paragraph

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The first paragraph of your essay should outline the topic?

• Introductory

• Title

• Interviews

• Paraphrase

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typical argumentative essay comprises of three or more paragraphs that explain the reasons why you support your thesis?

• Paraphrase

• Paragraph

• Conclusion

• Body paragraph

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Your argument is a hard fact or visual representation of a fact?

• Conclusion

• Multimodal sources

• Observation

• Experiment

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they serve as a primary form of scientific evidence?

• Conclusion

• Experiment

• Interviews

• Body paragraph

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What is a Rogerian

• The goal of an argumentative essay is to clearly outline a point of view,

  reasoning, and evidence.

• It begins with an

  evidence to support that claim

• It analyzes two

  sides of an argument and reaches a conclusion after weighing the strengths and weaknesses of each

• this is the most popular strategy for making an argumem because it's the most simple of thinking to follow. main

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What's the meaning of Quotation?

• sometimes you can directly observe you the thing you're interested in, by an watching, listening to, touching,

  tasting or smelling it.

• Remember that statistics hotdara, charted graphs, photographs, are all open interpritation

• Allow you to find out some of what a group of people thinks about a topic

• you are reproducing another writer's words exactly as they appear on the page

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Surveys means?

• A good way to collect information that your can't find through any other types of research

• mean just changing or rearranging a few of the author's words: paraphrase well and avoid to plagiaris

• to find out some of what a group of people thinks about a topic

• Rather than introducing new facts or more arguments, good conclusion will appeal to a reader's emotions

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