Counterclaim and Assertion Challenge

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Debate moves with claims

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Froggy Jumps Counterclaim and Assertion ChallengeOnline version Debate moves with claims by Pesnek Johnna L. 1 What is an assertion in argumentation? a A supported conclusion b A claim presented as fact c A counterargument to a claim 2 What is a counterclaim? a An opposing claim to the main thesis b An introductory greeting to the audience c A summary of evidence 3 Which best describes a strong counterclaim? a It anticipates evidence and is refuted with data b It ignores the main thesis c It repeats the same assertion 4 How should you handle a counterclaim? a Concede without evidence b Address it with evidence and reasoning c Dismiss it without discussion 5 Which is a poor way to begin a counterclaim? a Asserting misinformation to mislead b Presenting solid data c Citing credible sources 6 What distinguishes evidence in a claim from assertion? a Evidence is optional in both b Assertion is always true c Evidence supports; assertion states a claim 7 Which strategy strengthens a counterclaim? a Ignoring it entirely b Refuting it with credible evidence c Only repeating the main thesis 8 Which is an example of a counterclaim format? a X is true, but Y argues otherwise because... b Y supports X by default c X contradicts itself 9 Why include counterclaims in an argument? a To confuse the audience b To show depth and evaluate opposing views c To avoid writing evidence 10 What should you do after presenting a counterclaim? a End the argument b Reinforce your position with evidence c Drop the topic altogether

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Counterclaim and Assertion ChallengeOnline version

Debate moves with claims

by Pesnek Johnna L.

What is an assertion in argumentation?

A supported conclusion

A claim presented as fact

A counterargument to a claim

What is a counterclaim?

An opposing claim to the main thesis

An introductory greeting to the audience

A summary of evidence

Which best describes a strong counterclaim?

It anticipates evidence and is refuted with data

It ignores the main thesis

It repeats the same assertion

How should you handle a counterclaim?

Concede without evidence

Address it with evidence and reasoning

Dismiss it without discussion

Which is a poor way to begin a counterclaim?

Asserting misinformation to mislead

Presenting solid data

Citing credible sources

What distinguishes evidence in a claim from assertion?

Evidence is optional in both

Assertion is always true

Evidence supports; assertion states a claim

Which strategy strengthens a counterclaim?

Ignoring it entirely

Refuting it with credible evidence

Only repeating the main thesis

Which is an example of a counterclaim format?

X is true, but Y argues otherwise because...

Y supports X by default

X contradicts itself

Why include counterclaims in an argument?

To confuse the audience

To show depth and evaluate opposing views

To avoid writing evidence

What should you do after presenting a counterclaim?

End the argument

Reinforce your position with evidence

Drop the topic altogether

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Counterclaim and Assertion ChallengeOnline version

by Pesnek Johnna L.

What is an assertion in argumentation?

What is a counterclaim?

Which best describes a strong counterclaim?

How should you handle a counterclaim?

Which is a poor way to begin a counterclaim?

What distinguishes evidence in a claim from assertion?

Which strategy strengthens a counterclaim?

Which is an example of a counterclaim format?

Why include counterclaims in an argument?

What should you do after presenting a counterclaim?

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