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Argumentative Essay Parts

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Connect conclusions to premises

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Connect conclusions to premises

by Princess Claire Hirang
1

What sentence states the main claim of an argumentative essay?

2

Which element provides the evidence that supports premises?

3

Which section addresses opposing viewpoints?

4

Which part restates the claim and sums up the argument?

5

What introduces the topic and presents the thesis at the start?

6

What is the purpose of a counterargument in an essay?

7

What are the reasons or claims that support the thesis called?

8

What term refers to information that can be proven true through evidence, observation, or reliable sources?

9

What word describes a judgment about whether something is good, bad, important, or worthwhile?

10

What term refers to a rule, plan, or guideline created to guide decisions or actions in an organization or society?

11

What concept describes the relationship between an action and the result that follows from it?

12

What word refers to an explanation of the meaning of a word, idea, or concept?

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