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What is an argument?

Making a claim and supporting it using emotion.

Making a claim and supporting it using logic. (correct)

A statement that explains how evidence supports a claim.

A position that you are trying to dismiss.

Persuasion means making a claim and supporting it using logic.

False (B)

What is the position that you are trying to get your readers to accept called?

claim

What term is used for facts that support your claim?

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What is the purpose of a bridge in an argumentative essay?

To explain how the evidence supports and connects to the claim. Signup and view all the answers

What is a counterclaim?

Challenging the argument by addressing an opposing position. (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does the term turn-back refer to in an argumentative essay?

Demonstrating why the counter-argument is wrong. Signup and view all the answers

The term ____ refers to who will be affected by the topic or who will read the essay.

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Argumentative Essay Terminology

Argument: Making a claim and supporting it with logic.
Persuasion: Making a claim and supporting it with feelings and emotions.
Claim: The position the writer wants readers to accept.
Evidence: Facts supporting the claim.
Bridge/Warrant: Explains how evidence supports the claim.
Counterclaim/Counterargument: Challenges the argument by addressing opposing viewpoints.
Turn-back/Refutation: Shows why the counter-argument is wrong.
Audience: People who will be affected by the topic and read the essay.

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Test your understanding of key terms related to argumentative essays. This quiz covers definitions and concepts such as claims, evidence, persuasion, and counterarguments. Perfect for students looking to strengthen their writing skills.