Elements of Argumentative Text

expresses a position or makes a claim about an issue or problem, and supports that position with reasons and evidence

• argument

• evidence

• anecdote

• statement

What is the purpose of an argumentative text?

• To entertain the reader

• To convince the reader

• To inform the reader

• To start an argument with the reader

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6.8E

6.8E.i

6.8E.ii

6.8E.iii

Proof that the author uses to support a claim.

• Opinion

• Lies

• Evidence

• Rebuttal

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6.8E

6.8E.i

6.8E.ii

6.8E.iii

To try to convince the reader of something is the _______ of argumentative text.

• Purpose

• Claim

• Reasoning

• Support

In an Argumentative Text, why does the author include a Conclusion?

• To show how smart they are.

• To give you facts about their claim from scientists and other experts.

• To restate their claim and restate how they want you to think, feel, or act.

• To entertain you with funny stories about their claim.

The author uses evidence, reasons, examples to ​​ (a)   their claim.

• support

• counter

• inform

• respond

The ________ is the statement that the author is trying to prove is true.

• argument

• reason

• claim

• rebuttal

What should an author use to support their claim?

• opinions

• evidence

• experiences

• another claim

Match the following types of evidence to their definitions.

• Fact or Example Evidence

• Using supporting details and real-world scenarios to support your claim.

• Statistical Evidence

• Using quotes and ideas from people who have more knowledge than you.

• Expert Evidence

• Using numbers and data to support your claim.

When the author asks the reader to act or do something in support of their claim, that is called a-

• call to action

• rebuttal

• claim

• evidence