Argumentation in Online Shopping
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What is a primary benefit of online shopping mentioned in the essay?

  • Convenience and accessibility (correct)
  • Lower reliance on technology
  • Improved customer service experiences
  • Physical interaction with products

Which expression is most suitable for showing cause and effect?

  • In addition to this...
  • One argument for this is...
  • As a result of this... (correct)
  • This is proved by the fact that...

What environmental concern related to online shopping was highlighted in the essay?

  • Decreased product lifespan
  • Increased packaging waste (correct)
  • Higher retail costs
  • Lower consumer satisfaction

Which statement reflects a challenge of online shopping?

<p>Cybersecurity threats pose significant risks. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of online shopping does the essay argue needs addressing for sustainability?

<p>Impact on traditional retail (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which expression is best for adding information or evidence?

<p>In addition to this... (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What report highlighted the vulnerabilities consumers face in online shopping?

<p>2021 IBM Report (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which is an argument against online shopping mentioned in the essay?

<p>It poses security risks involving data theft. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Introducing an Argument

Signaling the start of a main point or claim in an argumentative text. It sets the stage for the argument's direction and purpose.

Sequencing Information

Presenting ideas or information in a logical order, often using connecting words like 'firstly,' 'secondly,' or 'finally.'

Giving Supporting Evidence

Providing factual information or examples to strengthen the argument's claims, making it more convincing.

Adding Information or Evidence

Extending the argument by introducing additional points or supporting examples.

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Comparing Information or Evidence

Examining the similarities and differences between opposing viewpoints or counterarguments.

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Showing Cause and Effect

Explaining how one event or action leads to another, demonstrating the relationship between them.

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Summing Up

Summarizing the main points of the argument before moving on to the conclusion.

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Concluding

Restating the main argument, providing a final thought or interpretation, and potentially offering a call to action.

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Study Notes

Task 3: Precise Expression

  • Matching functional headings to expressions
  • Introducing an argument: e.g., "As a result of this..."
  • Sequencing information: e.g., "Firstly..., Secondly..."
  • Providing supporting evidence: e.g., "Taking everything in consideration..."
  • Adding information/evidence: e.g., "To sum up..."
  • Comparing information/evidence: e.g., "This is proved by..."
  • Showing cause and effect: e.g., "In addition to this..."
  • Summing up: e.g., "One the one hand...on the other"
  • Concluding: e.g., "One argument for this is..."

Task 4: Argumentation

  • Online shopping benefits: convenience, accessibility, wide selection, competitive pricing
  • Online shopping security risks: cybersecurity threats(identity theft, fraud), data breaches
  • Online shopping environmental impact: packaging waste, carbon emissions from deliveries
  • Conclusion: Balance between innovation and responsibility is required; striking a balance between the benefits of online shopping with the risks.

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This quiz explores the intricacies of argumentation with a focus on online shopping. You'll learn how to structure arguments effectively while considering the benefits and risks associated with online shopping. Engage with various expressions and techniques to articulate your points convincingly.

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