Argumentative Essay Structure and Components

This video tutorial explains how to write an argumentative essay, detailing its structure, including introduction, development, and conclusion. It emphasizes the importance of bibliographies and provides examples of different types of essays: pros and cons, dilemma, and explanatory. Each example includes guidance on structuring the essay and formulating arguments.

What is the typical length of the introduction in an argumentative essay?

• One paragraph

• Three paragraphs

• Four paragraphs

• Two paragraphs

What is the purpose of including a bibliography in an argumentative essay?

• To fill up space

• To impress the reader

• To make the essay longer

• To support arguments with credible sources

What is the main focus of the first example of an argumentative essay?

• Discussing pros and cons

• Explaining a topic

• Comparing two options

• Narrating a story

In the first example, what should be included in the introduction?

• A detailed history of the topic

• A personal anecdote

• Contextualization of the topic and the main question

• A list of references

What is the main question discussed in the second example of an argumentative essay?

• Is virtual education better than in-person education?

• How do video games affect children?

• What is the best way to write an essay?

• What are the benefits of energy drinks?

In the second example, what should be stated in the introduction?

• A detailed explanation of the topic

• The writer's personal preference

• A list of pros and cons

• A summary of the essay

What is the main focus of the third example of an argumentative essay?

• Narrating a story

• Discussing pros and cons

• Explaining a topic

• Comparing two options

In the third example, what is the main question being addressed?

• What is the best way to write an essay?

• What are the benefits of energy drinks?

• Is virtual education better than in-person education?

• How do violent video games influence children's behavior?

What type of sources should be used to support arguments in the third example?

• Personal anecdotes

• Scientific literature

• Opinions from friends

• Social media posts

What should be included in the conclusion of an argumentative essay?

• New arguments

• A list of references

• A summary of the main points and their real-world implications

• A personal story