What is a counterclaim in an argumentative text? (1 point)
support for a claim
facts and examples (My answer)
the main argument
an opposing idea
I really need help on this question can someone please check my answer for me
I CLICKED WRONG THING OK. (Sorry it's first time putting answers down)
The full answers:
1. An opposing idea
2.his or her conclusions that have been formed about the topic/his or her beliefs about the topic that is being written about.
3.author has a doctoral degree/the book has a recent publication date.
4.proven experience in the field they are writing about/a college degree in the field they are writing about
5.your claim
6.she tells her mother that her right shoe has a hole and that the soles are worn
7.to show things in a non-literal way
8.formal language uses more varied and complex vocabulary
9.a question, a quotation, or a call to action.
10. With the point that sharks are a part of the food chain that supports reef growth
11. What does a desk tell u about someones personality?
(Change it up a bit but heres the IDEA. for me anyway)
Messy desk means someone doesn't really care about their surroundings. They are a messy person in general. It could also mean they are a hard worker Tho. They should pick up after themselves.
A claim is your main idea, and a reason backs it up.
Ex: writing about trees, i would back it up with trees help us by giving oxygen. The some more evidence for that.
Informal and formal language uhhh.
One use plastic bottles should be banned. Etc. They pollute the land and are harmful to environment. And then just change that up for the two different ones.
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(Also y'all cheaters.)
Hope this helps i am not a cheater i just needed to check over my answers,
Ok I'm putting my answers here because apparently no one else will.
1. What is a counterclaim in an argumentative text?
An opposing idea