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Froggy Jumps Argument Mastery QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the art of argumentation with this engaging quiz! by Naydelin Sofia Hernández 1 What is the primary goal of an argument? a To persuade or convince others. b To confuse the opponent. c To entertain the audience. 2 What does 'claim' refer to in an argument? a A type of evidence. b A statement that asserts something to be true. c A question posed to the audience. 3 Which part of an argument provides support for the claim? a Evidence. b Conclusion. c Counterargument. 4 What does evidence do in an argument? a Makes the writing look longer b Shows proof to support the claim c Tells a personal story 5 Which of the following is an example of evidence? a "I think pizza is the best food." b "Pizza is fun to eat with friends." c "Studies show that pizza is the most ordered food in America." 6 Why do writers use evidence? a To convince readers that their claim is strong b To make their writing longer c To confuse the reader 7 Which sentence is a claim? a "Vanilla is a flavor." b "Ice cream is cold." c "Chocolate ice cream tastes better than vanilla." 8 What is a reason in an argument? a A picture that shows the main idea b A detail that explains why a claim is true c A description of a character 9 What should good evidence be? a Made up b Connected to the claim c Confusing to readers 10 Which of these would be the best way to support a claim? a Using a strong opinion only b Asking lots of questions c Sharing facts, examples, or quotes

Froggy Jumps

Argument Mastery QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on the art of argumentation with this engaging quiz!

by Naydelin Sofia Hernández

What is the primary goal of an argument?

To persuade or convince others.

To confuse the opponent.

To entertain the audience.

What does 'claim' refer to in an argument?

A type of evidence.

A statement that asserts something to be true.

A question posed to the audience.

Which part of an argument provides support for the claim?

Evidence.

Conclusion.

Counterargument.

What does evidence do in an argument?

Makes the writing look longer

Shows proof to support the claim

Tells a personal story

Which of the following is an example of evidence?

"I think pizza is the best food."

"Pizza is fun to eat with friends."

"Studies show that pizza is the most ordered food in America."

Why do writers use evidence?

To convince readers that their claim is strong

To make their writing longer

To confuse the reader

Which sentence is a claim?

"Vanilla is a flavor."

"Ice cream is cold."

"Chocolate ice cream tastes better than vanilla."

What is a reason in an argument?

A picture that shows the main idea

A detail that explains why a claim is true

A description of a character

What should good evidence be?

Made up

Connected to the claim

Confusing to readers

Which of these would be the best way to support a claim?

Using a strong opinion only

Asking lots of questions

Sharing facts, examples, or quotes

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Argument Mastery Quiz

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What is the primary goal of an argument?

What does 'claim' refer to in an argument?

Which part of an argument provides support for the claim?

What does evidence do in an argument?

Which of the following is an example of evidence?

Why do writers use evidence?

Which sentence is a claim?

What is a reason in an argument?

What should good evidence be?

Which of these would be the best way to support a claim?

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