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A preliminary activity that will serve as a review in relation to today's lesson.

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YES or NO gameOnline version A preliminary activity that will serve as a review in relation to today's lesson. by Mae Cañas 1 An argument has five core parts. Yes No 2 An argument is a discussion about your perspective on a certain topic. Yes No 3 When creating an argument, the author must start from his main point. Yes No 4 A claim is objective and should technically based on facts. Yes No 5 The evidence for an argument should always be factual information. Yes No 6 An argument starts with a claim and ends with a rebuttal. Yes No 7 In the core parts of an argument, the function of writing reasons is to refute the claim. Yes No 8 A counterclaim is not necessary in writing an academic argumentative text. Yes No 9 The rebuttal must refute the counterclaim and support the claim as a conclusion of the argumentative text. Yes No 10 We are excited to learn new things about today's lesson. Yes No

YES or NO gameOnline version

A preliminary activity that will serve as a review in relation to today's lesson.

by Mae Cañas

An argument has five core parts.

Yes

An argument is a discussion about your perspective on a certain topic.

Yes

When creating an argument, the author must start from his main point.

Yes

A claim is objective and should technically based on facts.

Yes

The evidence for an argument should always be factual information.

Yes

An argument starts with a claim and ends with a rebuttal.

Yes

In the core parts of an argument, the function of writing reasons is to refute the claim.

Yes

A counterclaim is not necessary in writing an academic argumentative text.

Yes

The rebuttal must refute the counterclaim and support the claim as a conclusion of the argumentative text.

Yes

We are excited to learn new things about today's lesson.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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by Mae Cañas

An argument has five core parts.

An argument is a discussion about your perspective on a certain topic.

When creating an argument, the author must start from his main point.

A claim is objective and should technically based on facts.

The evidence for an argument should always be factual information.

An argument starts with a claim and ends with a rebuttal.

In the core parts of an argument, the function of writing reasons is to refute the claim.

A counterclaim is not necessary in writing an academic argumentative text.

The rebuttal must refute the counterclaim and support the claim as a conclusion of the argumentative text.

We are excited to learn new things about today's lesson.

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