Evidence in Argumentation

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Froggy Jumps Evidence in ArgumentationOnline version Quiz on using evidence in writing. by Michelle Fernandez 1 What is evidence in writing? a A personal belief with no sources b Random guesses without proof c Information used to support an opinion or claim 2 What does evidence do for claims? a Strengthens claims and persuades readers b Weakens arguments c Only adds decoration 3 Which is an example of factual text? a Opinion blogs b Fantasy novels c Academic articles 4 What is the purpose of proper citation? a Authenticity and avoiding plagiarism b To confuse readers c To lengthen the piece 5 What does defending a stand involve? a Presenting all sides equally b Presenting one side and convincing the audience c Ignoring evidence 6 How do rhetorical questions help? a Provide the answer directly b Show a trap for readers c Encourage deep thinking and hint at the opinion 7 Why consider multiple perspectives? a Adds credibility and shows critical thinking b Weakens the argument c Confuses the reader 8 What is the difference between evidence and citation? a They are the same thing b Evidence supports the claim; citation shows the source c Citation supports the claim; evidence is the source 9 Which of these can be evidence? a Unverified rumors b Opinions only c Facts, statistics, and graphs 10 What makes an effective argument? a Focusing only on emotions b Making claims without support c Connecting claims with relevant evidence and explaining support

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Evidence in ArgumentationOnline version

Quiz on using evidence in writing.

by Michelle Fernandez

What is evidence in writing?

A personal belief with no sources

Random guesses without proof

Information used to support an opinion or claim

What does evidence do for claims?

Strengthens claims and persuades readers

Weakens arguments

Only adds decoration

Which is an example of factual text?

Opinion blogs

Fantasy novels

Academic articles

What is the purpose of proper citation?

Authenticity and avoiding plagiarism

To confuse readers

To lengthen the piece

What does defending a stand involve?

Presenting all sides equally

Presenting one side and convincing the audience

Ignoring evidence

How do rhetorical questions help?

Provide the answer directly

Show a trap for readers

Encourage deep thinking and hint at the opinion

Why consider multiple perspectives?

Adds credibility and shows critical thinking

Weakens the argument

Confuses the reader

What is the difference between evidence and citation?

They are the same thing

Evidence supports the claim; citation shows the source

Citation supports the claim; evidence is the source

Which of these can be evidence?

Unverified rumors

Opinions only

Facts, statistics, and graphs

What makes an effective argument?

Focusing only on emotions

Making claims without support

Connecting claims with relevant evidence and explaining support

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by Michelle Fernandez

What is evidence in writing?

What does evidence do for claims?

Which is an example of factual text?

What is the purpose of proper citation?

What does defending a stand involve?

How do rhetorical questions help?

Why consider multiple perspectives?

What is the difference between evidence and citation?

Which of these can be evidence?

What makes an effective argument?

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