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Judging Ideas: Factual vs Subjective & Argumentative Essay

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Test your understanding of factual vs subjective info and essay structure.

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Judging Ideas: Factual vs Subjective & Argumentative Essay
 

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Judging Ideas: Factual vs Subjective & Argumentative EssayOnline version

Test your understanding of factual vs subjective info and essay structure.

by CRISTINE JOY FONTANILLAS
1

What type of information is based on objective evidence that can be proven true or false?

2

Which information depends on personal opinions, emotions, or beliefs?

3

What kind of writing aims to prove a point using logic and evidence?

4

From where does factual information primarily come?

5

Which strengthens a claim in argumentative writing?

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What are the three main parts of an argumentative essay?

7

Which part of an argumentative essay presents the main claim or thesis?

8

What part of the essay provides evidence and analysis to support the claim?

9

Why are counterarguments important in argumentative writing?

10

Which statement best describes factual information?

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