Elements of Argumentative Text

Which part of an argumentative text provides facts, examples, or quotes to support the claim?

• Evidence or Supporting Details

• Opinions

• Arguments

• Conclusions

Which part of an argumentative text explains how the evidence supports the claim?

• Analysis section

• Claim section

• Evidence section

• Support section

Which part of an argumentative text restates the claim and summarizes the main points?

• Resolution

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction

Which part of an argumentative text addresses counterarguments or opposing viewpoints?

• rebuttal

• disagreement

• opposition

• contradiction

What is a conclusion in an argumentative text?

• The conclusion is the opening paragraph introducing the topic.

• The conclusion is the final paragraph summarizing the main points and restating the thesis.

• The conclusion is a section where personal opinions are shared.

• The conclusion is a part of the text that is optional and can be omitted.

What is a rebuttal in an argumentative text?

• A rebuttal in an argumentative text is a response or counter-argument presented to challenge or refute the opposing viewpoint.

• A rebuttal is a summary of the main points in the argumentative text

• A rebuttal is a conclusion that supports the opposing argument

• A rebuttal is a statement of agreement with the opposing viewpoint

What is the main argument in an argumentative text?

• Supporting evidence

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Central point or claim

What are some common strategies used to present the main argument in a text?

• Using emotional manipulation

• Ignoring any opposing viewpoints

• Including irrelevant information

• Providing evidence, using logical reasoning, acknowledging counterarguments, and structuring the argument effectively

What is the difference between the main argument and supporting points in a text?

• The main argument is the background information of the text, while the supporting points are the examples.

• The main argument is the author's opinion, while the supporting points are the opposing viewpoints.

• The main argument is the conclusion of the text, while the supporting points are the counterarguments.

• The main argument is the central idea or thesis of the text, while the supporting points are the evidence or reasons that support the main argument.

What role does evidence play in supporting the main argument of a text?

• Evidence is irrelevant to the main argument

• Evidence provides factual and credible support for the main argument.

• Evidence is only used in fiction, not in argumentative texts

• Evidence weakens the main argument

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