ArgumenTrek: Intro to Structure

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Learn the anatomy of argumentative texts.

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Froggy Jumps ArgumenTrek: Intro to StructureOnline version Learn the anatomy of argumentative texts. by Shafa Aini 1 What is the main purpose of an argumentative text's thesis statement? a To state the writer's main position b To summarize the story c To present random facts 2 Which part typically provides evidence for the claim? a Title b Body paragraphs c Conclusion 3 What is a counterclaim? a A list of facts only b A rhetorical question c An argument that challenges the main claim 4 Which part usually refutes the counterclaim with evidence? a Glossary b Rebuttal in the body c Introduction hook 5 What function does the conclusion serve in argumentation? a Presents unrelated data b Restates the claim and summarizes evidence c Introduces a new topic 6 Which element should follow the introduction in a strong argumentative text? a Conclusion first b Random anecdotes c Body with supporting evidence 7 Which feature helps persuade the reader in the body? a Examples and data b Poetic devices c Personal opinion only 8 What is the role of the introduction in an argumentative text? a Deliver the conclusion b Set up the topic and present the claim c Provide the full bibliography 9 Which is NOT a typical part of argumentative structure? a A fictional narrative b Thesis statement c Evidence 10 Which sequence best represents a classic argumentative structure? a Introduction → Claim with evidence → Counterclaim → Rebuttal → Conclusion b Conclusion → Evidence → Introduction → Claim c Random order with no connections

Froggy Jumps

ArgumenTrek: Intro to StructureOnline version

Learn the anatomy of argumentative texts.

by Shafa Aini

What is the main purpose of an argumentative text's thesis statement?

To state the writer's main position

To summarize the story

To present random facts

Which part typically provides evidence for the claim?

Title

Body paragraphs

Conclusion

What is a counterclaim?

A list of facts only

A rhetorical question

An argument that challenges the main claim

Which part usually refutes the counterclaim with evidence?

Glossary

Rebuttal in the body

Introduction hook

What function does the conclusion serve in argumentation?

Presents unrelated data

Restates the claim and summarizes evidence

Introduces a new topic

Which element should follow the introduction in a strong argumentative text?

Conclusion first

Random anecdotes

Body with supporting evidence

Which feature helps persuade the reader in the body?

Examples and data

Poetic devices

Personal opinion only

What is the role of the introduction in an argumentative text?

Deliver the conclusion

Set up the topic and present the claim

Provide the full bibliography

Which is NOT a typical part of argumentative structure?

A fictional narrative

Thesis statement

Evidence

Which sequence best represents a classic argumentative structure?

Introduction → Claim with evidence → Counterclaim → Rebuttal → Conclusion

Conclusion → Evidence → Introduction → Claim

Random order with no connections

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ArgumenTrek: Intro to StructureOnline version

by Shafa Aini

What is the main purpose of an argumentative text's thesis statement?

Which part typically provides evidence for the claim?

What is a counterclaim?

Which part usually refutes the counterclaim with evidence?

What function does the conclusion serve in argumentation?

Which element should follow the introduction in a strong argumentative text?

Which feature helps persuade the reader in the body?

What is the role of the introduction in an argumentative text?

Which is NOT a typical part of argumentative structure?

Which sequence best represents a classic argumentative structure?

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