Stand and Deliver: A Riddle Quest

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Guess the concept that builds a claim with reasons.

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Stand and Deliver: A Riddle QuestOnline version Guess the concept that builds a claim with reasons. by Rein Jaira Barredo 1 I am a piece of writing that aims to persuade by presenting a claim and reasoning. Hints 1 This format is taught in English 10 activity sheets about composing arguments. 2 Think about a structured essay with introduction, body, and conclusion in a debatable topic. 3 I defend a stand using reasons and evidence. 2 I am the single sentence that declares your stand at the start, guiding every reason that follows. What am I? Hints 1 Identifying me helps organize your introduction and body arguments. 2 I summarize the main point in one concise line. 3 I appear in the opening part of an argumentative piece. 3 I am a type of writing that aims to persuade by presenting reasons and evidence to defend a stand. I have an introduction with a thesis, a body with supporting points, and a concluding call to thought. Hints 1 My common structure includes Introduction, Body, and Conclusion. 2 I rely on reasons and evidence rather than just descriptions. 3 I seek to convince the reader to adopt a position. 4 Attempts to change the reader’s mind by convincing the reader to agree with the writer’s stand or point of view. 5 It is the first paragraph which introduces the problem and gives the background information necessary for the argument and the thesis statement or the main claim. It presents an issue that is debatable. 6 a short, one-sentence summary of your stand or claim. Primarily, it is a part of your introduction. 7 contains three (3) or more paragraphs. Each paragraph talks about one reason. The reason is stated in the topic sentence and is supported by supporting details or materials. These supporting materials can be either examples, statistics, personal experiences, or quotations. 8 The conclusion is the last paragraph which appeals to the reader’s emotions. It restates the thesis statement or the main claim and presents one or two general statements which accurately summarize the arguments which support your stand.

Stand and Deliver: A Riddle QuestOnline version

Guess the concept that builds a claim with reasons.

by Rein Jaira Barredo

I am a piece of writing that aims to persuade by presenting a claim and reasoning.

Hints

This format is taught in English 10 activity sheets about composing arguments.

Think about a structured essay with introduction, body, and conclusion in a debatable topic.

I defend a stand using reasons and evidence.

I am the single sentence that declares your stand at the start, guiding every reason that follows. What am I?

Hints

Identifying me helps organize your introduction and body arguments.

I summarize the main point in one concise line.

I appear in the opening part of an argumentative piece.

I am a type of writing that aims to persuade by presenting reasons and evidence to defend a stand. I have an introduction with a thesis, a body with supporting points, and a concluding call to thought.

Hints

My common structure includes Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.

I rely on reasons and evidence rather than just descriptions.

I seek to convince the reader to adopt a position.

Attempts to change the reader’s mind by convincing the reader to agree with the writer’s stand or point of view.

It is the first paragraph which introduces the problem and gives the background information necessary for the argument and the thesis statement or the main claim. It presents an issue that is debatable.

a short, one-sentence summary of your stand or claim. Primarily, it is a part of your introduction.

contains three (3) or more paragraphs. Each paragraph talks about one reason. The reason is stated in the topic sentence and is supported by supporting details or materials. These supporting materials can be either examples, statistics, personal experiences, or quotations.

The conclusion is the last paragraph which appeals to the reader’s emotions. It restates the thesis statement or the main claim and presents one or two general statements which accurately summarize the arguments which support your stand.

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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Stand and Deliver: A Riddle QuestOnline version

by Rein Jaira Barredo

I am a piece of writing that aims to persuade by presenting a claim and reasoning.

Hints

I am the single sentence that declares your stand at the start, guiding every reason that follows. What am I?

Hints

I am a type of writing that aims to persuade by presenting reasons and evidence to defend a stand. I have an introduction with a thesis, a body with supporting points, and a concluding call to thought.

Hints

Attempts to change the reader’s mind by convincing the reader to agree with the writer’s stand or point of view.

It is the first paragraph which introduces the problem and gives the background information necessary for the argument and the thesis statement or the main claim. It presents an issue that is debatable.

a short, one-sentence summary of your stand or claim. Primarily, it is a part of your introduction.

contains three (3) or more paragraphs. Each paragraph talks about one reason. The reason is stated in the topic sentence and is supported by supporting details or materials. These supporting materials can be either examples, statistics, personal experiences, or quotations.

The conclusion is the last paragraph which appeals to the reader’s emotions. It restates the thesis statement or the main claim and presents one or two general statements which accurately summarize the arguments which support your stand.

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