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Argumentative Text Scramble

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Unscramble key ideas for persuasive writing.

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Argumentative Text Scramble
 

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Unscramble key ideas for persuasive writing.

by ANISA NURUL FADILLA
1

A clear central claim that guides the essay and is supported with evidence.

  
  
2

A view opposing the main claim, acknowledged and prepared for rebuttal.

3

Facts, data, or examples used to support a claim.

4

A response addressing and weakening the opposing view with reasoning.

5

Techniques that persuade through emotion, logic, or credibility.

  
  
6

Common reasoning errors that undermine the strength of an argument.

  
  
7

The intended readers or listeners the writing aims to persuade.

8

The final paragraph that restates the main claim and summarizes evidence.

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