Writing and Argumentation

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1.Use these sentences to answer the question."To write a persuasive argument, you should consider claims that contradict your
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2. asked by willy wonka
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What is a claim?(1 point)facts and examples that support an opinion ideas that oppose a belief the statement of an argument a
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2. asked by Anonymous
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1. Which components are included in a written argument?Select the TWO correct answers. opinions from your friends evidence from
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2. asked by bananana gorl
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What is a counterclaim in an argumentative text? (1 point)support for a claim facts and examples (My answer) the main argument
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2. asked by Connexus__girl
3. 2,474 views
In 3–5 sentences, write a paragraph that includes a claim about your favorite movie or television show, the description of a
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2. asked anonymously
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How do counterclaims support an argument?(1 point)Responses by sharing the author’s beliefs. by sharing the author’s
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2. asked anonymously
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If someone read your argumentative text and found that your evidence was insubstantial, what could you do to make it mores
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2. asked by :):):):):):):):):):)
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Counter claim quick check
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2. asked by Lisa
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How do counterclaims support an argument?(1 point)Responses by providing additional reasons for the claim. by providing
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2. asked by Moon_Squ@d
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"A claim is simply a statement of opinion—your point of view regarding a topic. However, a strong claim in an argument should
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2. asked by one
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My answers reset cause i restarted my computer :( I was able to remember most of the questions. Just need an example about this
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2. asked by Linna.rose💗
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"A claim is simply a statement of opinion—your point of view regarding a topic. However, a strong claim in an argument should
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2. asked by Sukuna
3. 755 views
Which option best supports an idea in a discussion?(1 point) Responses interpretation interpretation evidence evidence arguments
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2. asked anonymously
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language arts 6 b concluding statement quick check answersThe restatement of a claim and summary of the supporting evidence in
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2. asked by The Card Dealer
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How does the author of the article, “A Nation Apart,” organize information to build his argument? Does he include any
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2. asked by jkkm
3. 502 views
What do you think they mean when asking How does the author A Nation Apart organize information to build his argument? Does he
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2. asked by Iseeyou
3. 616 views
How does the author of A Nation Apart By Simon on time com Elegant organize information to build his argument? Does he includes
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2. asked by destiny
3. 490 views
What is an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses a claim countering the author's claim a claim countering the author's claim an
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2. asked by robert
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What is an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses facts that support a claim facts that support a claim a claim supporting the
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2. asked by Bella
3. 69 views
why is it important to address opposing arguments when writing an argument?a. It shows that your opinion on the topic is the
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2. asked anonymously
3. 88 views
what does it mean to refute an opposing argument?a. To explain your claim in detail. b. To support the argument with facts and
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2. asked anonymously
3. 72 views
What is an opposing claim?1. an introduction to a claim 2. A claim countering the author's claim 3. A claim supporting the
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2. asked by ur mama
3. 190 views
What is a reader doing when they are delineating an argument?(1 point)Responses peer reviewing the claim and evidence peer
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2. asked anonymously
3. 48 views
Why do authors emphasize evidence that they feel most convincing to strengthen their own argument B did you To ignore opposing
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2. asked by Numy
3. 133 views
"A claim is simply a statement of opinion-your point of view regarding a topic. However, a strong claim in an argument should be
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2. asked by Help
3. 50 views
Write a paragraph in which you explain how including a conflicting point of view and evidence in an argument can make it more
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2. asked by 2trimm_markel
3. 89 views
What is an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses a claim supporting the author's claim a claim supporting the author's claim facts
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2. asked by fsa testing
3. 74 views
What is an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses facts that support a claim facts that support a claim a claim supporting the
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2. asked by FNAF was terrible.
3. 41 views
Organize Arguments Quick Check4 of 44 of 4 Items Question A student is organizing their evidence for an argument about
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2. asked anonymously
3. 94 views
Goldfish made good pets for small children because they are easy to take care for. Which key component of an argument is found
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2. asked by i's Dum
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What is the purpose of a rebuttal?* 4 points To defend against the argument made in a counterclaim To show you understand
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2. asked anonymously
3. 30 views
Use the sentences to answer the question."A claim is simply a statement of opinion—your point of view regarding a topic.
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2. asked anonymously
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Use the sentences to answer the question."A claim is simply a statement of opinion—your point of view regarding a topic.
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2. asked anonymously
3. 19 views
What is a strong claim supported by?(1 point)Responses opinions and facts opinions and facts opinions and reasons opinions and
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2. asked by furry are best
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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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2. asked anonymously
3. 80 views
What is the best way for an author to address an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses by including evidence that supports it by
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2. asked anonymously
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What is the best way for an author to address an opposing claim?(1 point)Responses by including evidence that supports it by
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2. asked by RAHHHHHHH
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What is a strong claim supported by?(1 point)Responses argument and evidence argument and evidence opinions and reasons opinions
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2. asked anonymously
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Claim 1: Reading the newspaper is better than watching TV news.Opposing Claim 1: _______________________________________
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2. asked by nova
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Use the sentences to answer the question.To develop a strong claim, start with a topic, then ask questions to clarify your
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2. asked anonymously
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What is the opinion that a writer shares with his or her audience in an argument calledThe support The reasons The evidence The
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2. asked by Cat
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what is an opposing claim?1. A claim supporting the authors claim. 2. Facts that support a claim. 3. And introduction to a
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2. asked anonymously
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Share the opposing claims you created on page 10 of Unit 8 Lesson 3:Claim 1: Reading the newspaper is better than watching TV
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2. asked anonymously
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How should points related to an argument be presented?a. In chronological order b. Compare and contrast c. In order of
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2. asked anonymously
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Which phrase describes evidence?(1 point)Responses an opinion formed based on facts an opinion formed based on facts reasons to
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2. asked anonymously
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Why do authors emphasize evidence that they feel is the most convincing? (1 point)A to write about different topics B to
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2. asked anonymously
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Read the sample student claim.Although some people would argue that it is not the responsibility of schools to ban junk food and
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2. asked anonymously
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review introducing and developing claims in an argument acknowledging an alternate or opposing claim organizing reasons and
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2. asked by sasuke uchiha
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Which part of the argument provides proof for the author's reasons? (1 point)A The conclusion B The media CThe evidence D The
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2. asked anonymously
3. 23 views
which phrase describes a claim that is debatable?1. An idea that can be supported by facts. 2. An idea to be shared in front of
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2. asked anonymously
3. 30 views

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