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Juego: Argumentos y tesis

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Juego: Argumentos y tesis
 

Juego: Argumentos y tesisOnline version

Actividad de lectura crítica

by Celeste Yaritza Ramos M
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¿Qué es la tesis en un texto argumentativo?

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¿Qué es un argumento?

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Diferencia entre hechos y opiniones

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¿Qué es un contraargumento?

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Relación entre argumentos y evidencias

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Orden de las partes de un texto argumentativo

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Identificar la tesis en un párrafo

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Reconocer argumentos en un texto

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Diferenciar hechos de opiniones en un texto

Explicación

La tesis expresa la idea principal que quiere convencer al lector.

Los argumentos justifican la tesis con razonamiento y pruebas.

Los hechos pueden comprobarse; las opiniones reflejan valoración personal.

El contraargumento anticipa y refuta posibles objeciones.

Las evidencias fortalecen los argumentos que sostienen la tesis.

Un texto bien organizado presenta la tesis primero, luego argumentos y pruebas.

La tesis resume la idea central que se defiende.

Los argumentos explican por qué la tesis es válida.

Distinguir evidencia objetiva de valoración subjetiva.

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