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Persuasive Essay Scramble

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Unscramble key terms of persuasive writing.

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Unscramble key terms of persuasive writing.

by Glenys Liwagon
1

A concise claim that guides the entire essay and states the writer's position.

  
  
2

Reasoned claim or explanation used to support a point and persuade readers.

3

Opening section that presents the topic and sets up the essay's purpose.

4

A competing point that challenges the main claim, addressed later.

5

Main sections where evidence and reasoning are developed.

  
  
6

Closing section that sums up the ideas and reinforces the stance.

7

Facts, quotes, or data used to back up a claim.

8

Numerical data that illustrate trends or support conclusions.

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