Argument Craft: Claims & Counterclaims

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Test your skills in building strong claims and addressing opposing views.

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Froggy Jumps Argument Craft: Claims & CounterclaimsOnline version Test your skills in building strong claims and addressing opposing views. by Elly Jett 1 What makes a claim strong in an argument? a Significant and supportable b Popular and flashy c Only opinion 2 What do you need to show why a claim is valid? a Personal gossip b Reasons and evidence c Personal feelings 3 Which term best describes a statement that goes agains your claim? a Premise b Conclusion c Counterclaim 4 How should you address opposing claims in writing? a Argue louder b Provide a counterargument c Ignore them 5 Which is a good counterargument to a claim about screen time? a Screens are always harmless b Severe screen time harms health in some cases c Everyone loves screens 6 What is the purpose of considering opposing claims? a Strengthen your own argument b Weaken the other side c Create confusion 7 What should a strong claim express? a A random fact b A universal truth c Your perspective 8 Proof for a reason that supports a claim. a Evidence b Claim c Argument 9 Which term describes arguments that contradict each other? a Opposing claims b Analogies c Corollaries 10 Which CLAIM is the stongest? a I think sea turtles are the most fascinating animals. b Many types of sea turtles live in the ocen. c Sea turtles are most important to the health of coral reefs.

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Argument Craft: Claims & CounterclaimsOnline version

Test your skills in building strong claims and addressing opposing views.

by Elly Jett

What makes a claim strong in an argument?

Significant and supportable

Popular and flashy

Only opinion

What do you need to show why a claim is valid?

Personal gossip

Reasons and evidence

Personal feelings

Which term best describes a statement that goes agains your claim?

Premise

Conclusion

Counterclaim

How should you address opposing claims in writing?

Argue louder

Provide a counterargument

Ignore them

Which is a good counterargument to a claim about screen time?

Screens are always harmless

Severe screen time harms health in some cases

Everyone loves screens

What is the purpose of considering opposing claims?

Strengthen your own argument

Weaken the other side

Create confusion

What should a strong claim express?

A random fact

A universal truth

Your perspective

Proof for a reason that supports a claim.

Evidence

Claim

Argument

Which term describes arguments that contradict each other?

Opposing claims

Analogies

Corollaries

Which CLAIM is the stongest?

I think sea turtles are the most fascinating animals.

Many types of sea turtles live in the ocen.

Sea turtles are most important to the health of coral reefs.

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Which term best describes a statement that goes agains your claim?

How should you address opposing claims in writing?

Which is a good counterargument to a claim about screen time?

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What should a strong claim express?

Proof for a reason that supports a claim.

Which term describes arguments that contradict each other?

Which CLAIM is the stongest?

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