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  • People opposing cellphones in school might say that they are only used as a distraction.
    Counterclaim
  • a sentence that draws the reader into the essay.
    Hook
  • The way a person writes in order to create a respect from an educated audience.
    Formal Tone
  • What part of the argument is this? The article states that some of these benefits include acting as a quiet study space.
    Evidence
  • Proves the opposing side of the argument wrong.
    rebuttal
  • What part of the argument is the following? It would be a serious mistake to replace libraries with tablets.
    Claim
  • 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."
    Evidence
  • To look at something closely and decide if it is good or not.
    Evaluate
  • The end result of what you have been writing about. The final thoughts of the argument.
    Conclusion
  • Look back on the evidence and use it to come to your own conclusion/theories which you describe in your own words.
    Explanation
  • However, students can also use cellphones as a tool in the classroom to access content.
    Rebuttal
  • What part of the argument is the following? Some people have suggested that public libraries should be shut down and, in their place, everyone should be given an e-reader subscription.
    Counterclaim
  • Students should be allowed to bring their phones to class.
    Claim
  • facts quotes, data, research, statistics and other information that helps to prove or support the reason.
    Evidence
  • not related to the topic
    irrelevant
  • A type of writing where a writer attempts to persuade the reader to agree with their thoughts on a subject.
    Argument
  • the writers opinion on the topic
    Claim
  • When something or someone is trustworthy or believable.
    credible
  • What is the order of the argument pieces? (Think of 6 terms).
    1. Claim 2. Reasons 3. Evidence 4. Explanation 5. Counterclaim 6. Rebuttal
  • related to the topic
    relevant
  • What is a fact?
    Something that is proven to be true.
  • What part of an argument is the following statement?First, digital books and resources are associated with more health problems than print resources.
    Reason
  • What part of the argument is the following? While replacing libraries with tablets may seem like a simple solution, it would encourage people to spend even more time time looking at digital screens.
    Rebuttal
  • First,  phones allow students to call home in the event of an emergency.
    Reason
  • The goal the writer wants to achieve with their writing.
    Purpose
  • Can you argue about a fact?
    No
  • The opposing side of the argument.
    counterclaim
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