15 Questions
What is the most effective way to ensure you are arguing the correct topic?
Make the topic a part of your thesis statement
Which of the following is NOT an effective way to support your argument?
Using ad hominem attacks against opposing viewpoints
When using sources to support your argument, which of the following should you prioritize?
Using sources that your reader will find credible and unbiased
How should you address valid arguments against your stance?
Acknowledge and deal with them directly
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-written argumentative essay?
Excessive wordiness and unnecessary information
What should you do when addressing myths, folklore, or wrong conclusions related to your topic?
Provide credible and factual information to refute them
Which of the following is NOT a valid type of support for your argument?
Personal anecdotes and subjective experiences
What is the purpose of a strong concluding paragraph in an argumentative essay?
To reiterate your thesis and main points
What is the main purpose of the introduction in the given text?
To set up the context of a written argument or persuasive essay
What are the different settings in which we may be asked to present a written argument?
Both in academic courses and real-life settings
What is the main purpose of the six steps mentioned in the text for building a great argument?
To guide the writer in crafting a compelling and convincing argument
What is the main point of the example provided in the first paragraph?
To highlight the importance of understanding the question or topic before attempting to argue
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as a setting where we may be asked to present a written argument?
Analyzing stances taken in history
What is the main focus of the six steps mentioned in the text for building a great argument?
Ensuring the question or topic is clearly understood
What is the overall message conveyed by the text about the process of building a great argument?
It requires a deep understanding of the topic and a well-structured approach
Learn the steps to create a compelling written argument that will persuade your readers to support your point of view. Discover techniques to construct sound arguments and effectively communicate your ideas.
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