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Froggy Jumps Argumentative Essay BasicsOnline version Engage with key concepts by DUMDUMAN, Joana Marien M. 1 What is the central statement or position in an argumentative essay called? a The claim b The premise c The conclusion 2 What strengthens an argument by providing verifiable information? a Opinion b Belief c Evidence 3 Which component presents ideas that challenge the claim? a Rebuttal b Supportive argument c Counterargument 4 What is used to show why the claim remains valid in light of opposing ideas? a Evidence b Counterclaim c Rebuttal 5 What should a good argumentative essay end with? a Abstract b Introduction c Conclusion 6 Which term refers to logical reasons backing the claim? a Arguments b Narratives c Descriptions 7 What does evidence in argumentative writing typically include? a Opinions only b Statistics or data c Rumors 8 Why is the claim described as debatable? a Readers can disagree with it b It is universally true c It is a fact 9 Which skill is developed by mastering claim, arguments, and evidence? a Repetition b Critical thinking c Memory 10 What is the purpose of a counterargument and rebuttal pair? a To repeat evidence b Acknowledge and defend the claim c To confuse readers

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Argumentative Essay BasicsOnline version

Engage with key concepts

by DUMDUMAN, Joana Marien M.

What is the central statement or position in an argumentative essay called?

The claim

The premise

The conclusion

What strengthens an argument by providing verifiable information?

Opinion

Belief

Evidence

Which component presents ideas that challenge the claim?

Rebuttal

Supportive argument

Counterargument

What is used to show why the claim remains valid in light of opposing ideas?

Evidence

Counterclaim

Rebuttal

What should a good argumentative essay end with?

Abstract

Introduction

Conclusion

Which term refers to logical reasons backing the claim?

Arguments

Narratives

Descriptions

What does evidence in argumentative writing typically include?

Opinions only

Statistics or data

Rumors

Why is the claim described as debatable?

Readers can disagree with it

It is universally true

It is a fact

Which skill is developed by mastering claim, arguments, and evidence?

Repetition

Critical thinking

Memory

What is the purpose of a counterargument and rebuttal pair?

To repeat evidence

Acknowledge and defend the claim

To confuse readers

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Argumentative Essay BasicsOnline version

by DUMDUMAN, Joana Marien M.

What is the central statement or position in an argumentative essay called?

What strengthens an argument by providing verifiable information?

Which component presents ideas that challenge the claim?

What is used to show why the claim remains valid in light of opposing ideas?

What should a good argumentative essay end with?

Which term refers to logical reasons backing the claim?

What does evidence in argumentative writing typically include?

Why is the claim described as debatable?

Which skill is developed by mastering claim, arguments, and evidence?

What is the purpose of a counterargument and rebuttal pair?

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