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When formulating an argument, one effective technique you can use is to
(1 point) O ask the audience questions they can answer. O
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The side whose purpose is to argue against something is the
(1 point) • resolution. • negative. O bully. • constructive.
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The side of the debate that argues for a particular resolution is the
(1 point) O affirmative • negative. • constructive. •
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The statement of policy or value around which both sides will build their argument is the
(1 point) • affirmative. •
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what phrase define a sound argument?
A. a sensible and valid statement B. a popular opinion C. an impractical analysis that is
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just testing
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Which option means to delineate an argument? (1 point)
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BODY SLAM WWE JOHN CNEAAAA LAWD HAVE MERCY
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Which type of evidence does the author use to develop an argument?
(1 point) Responses testimonials testimonials facts facts
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Joshua Champaigne champaigne
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Use the senates to answer the question, goldfish, make good pets for small children because they are easy to care for.
Which key
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Which option describes an op posing claim in an informational text
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Counterargument
Some may argue that inherited traits hold more influence over one's identity as they are predetermined and hard
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what is it to clarify why readers should agree with the claim.
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Use the sentence to answer the question
“ goldfish, make good pets for a small children because they’re easy to care for”
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Which option means to delineate an argument?(1 point)
Responses to support it with facts to support it with facts to form an
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Daphne
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The side whose purpose is to argue against something is the (1 point) Responses resolution. resolution. negative. negative.
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cyan
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Use the sentence to answer the question
Goldfish make good pets for small children because they are east to care for. Which key
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Which phrase defines a sound argument?
A:a sensible and valid statement B:an impractical analysis that is hard to prove C:a loud
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The opposite perspective; the other side of an argument is the ______________.(1 point)
Responses evidence evidence persuade
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Which phrase defines a sound argument?
1. An impractical analysis that is hard to prove 2. A loud remark 3. A popular opinion 4.
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Which option means to delineate an argument?(1 point)
Responses to restate it in a different way to restate it in a different way
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ok
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Many people try to avoid arguing because they do not like conflict. Still, an argument does not need to be nasty. In fact, it is
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Use the sentance to answer the question to write a persuasive argument, you should
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Momma J
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What will improve your counterargument? (1 point)
Responses organizing opposing claims organizing opposing claims defending
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Toga Himiko
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Why is it important to use credible sources when writing an argument?(1 point)
Responses to make an argument more debatable to
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What will improve your counterargument? (1 point)
Responses analyzing opposing claims analyzing opposing claims defending
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NEED CONNEXUS ANSWERS
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Unit 7 Lesson 8: Evaluating Evidence
Key Words Please write or type the definitions of each word below. DO NOT COPY and PASTE. 1.
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Match each of the examples to the key components traced in an argument. Write your
answers on a sheet of paper. 1. Claim A. A
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Which option means to delineate an argument?(1 point)
Responses to support it with facts to restate it in a different way to form
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lu
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Use the sentence to answer the question.
Parents looking for their child's first pet should choose a goldfish. Which component of
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pe
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Which option means to delineate an argument?(1 point)
Responses to restate it in a different way to restate it in a different way
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Why is it important to use credible sources when writing an argument?(1 point)
Responses to make an argument more biased to make
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only in ohio
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Which option describes an opposing claim in an informational text
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what is a strong claim supported by
A opinions and reasons B opinions and facts C argument and evidence D reasons and evidence
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spider
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Which is the purpose of writing an argument? (1 point)
• to plan what evidence a reader will want to read on a topic O to
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What does it mean to refute an opposing argument? (1 point)
• to show that you are an expert on the topic you are writing about
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How are reasons different from evidence?(1 point)
Responses Reasons assert that an idea is true, while evidence justifies a point
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AJ(~ ̄(OO) ̄)ブ
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Use the claim to answer the question.
"Austin's claim: My dad lost a lot of weight by eating a grapefruit before each meal."
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AJ(~ ̄(OO) ̄)ブ
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What is a strong claim supported by?
opinions and facts reasons and evidence argument and evidence opinions and reasons
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What do you already know about addressing opposing claims? in one short sentence
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Claims, Reasons and Evidence Quick Check
1 of 51 of 5 Items Question Which description defines a claim?(1 point) Responses an
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myworldwha
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What is a claim?
A. facts and examples that support an opinion B. ideas that oppose a belief C. the statement of an arguement D.
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Don't know
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What is the purpose of an arguement?
A. to share an opinion that is supported by evidence B. to give facts about an informational
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Don't know
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(1). Which sentence explains what it means for a claim to be debatable?(1 point)
Responses It can be supported with evidence. It
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What does it mean to refute an opposing argument?(1 point)
Responses to support the argument with facts and examples to support
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Solaris_Artist
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What will improve your counter argument? Would it be defending opposing claims summarizing opposing claims, analyzing, opposing
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Use the sentence to answer the question.
"Claim: Volunteerism is what keeps communities strong." Why is this a strong claim for
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ender
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Which sentence explains what it means for a claim to be debatable?(1 point)
Responses It can be supported with evidence. It can
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Ebaybu
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Fill-in-the-Blank (pg. 8)
The ability to delineate, or _____________ ____________ an argument helps you ________________________
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Our town should double its fines for speeding. Studies show that higher fines result in less speeding, so increasing the fees
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keith
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Argument ___
Facts or testimonies that support a claim
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Which is the purpose of writing an argument? (1 point)
Responses to allow readers to come to their own conclusions about a topic
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