A type of writing where a writer attempts to persuade the reader to agree with their thoughts on a subject.
Argument
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trap
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rocket
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shark
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lifesaver
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not related to the topic
irrelevant
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What part of the argument is this? The article states that some of these benefits include acting as a quiet study space.
Evidence
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Look back on the evidence and use it to come to your own conclusion/theories which you describe in your own words.
Explanation
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Students should be allowed to bring their phones to class.
Claim
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First, phones allow students to call home in the event of an emergency.
Reason
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facts quotes, data, research, statistics and other information that helps to prove or support the reason.
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The way a person writes in order to create a respect from an educated audience.
Formal Tone
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gift
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gift
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thief
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When something or someone is trustworthy or believable.
credible
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However, students can also use cellphones as a tool in the classroom to access content.
Rebuttal
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eraser
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gift
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lifesaver
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To look at something closely and decide if it is good or not.
Evaluate
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a sentence that draws the reader into the essay.
Hook
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The article states, "many smart devices can benefit your health in other ways. Several smartphone models can detect falls or crashes and alert emergency services."