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Argumentative Essay

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  • A statement that explains why the counterclaim point of view is wrong.
    REFUTATION / REBUTTAL
  •  Make a prediction.  Suggest results or consequences.  Suggest a solution, make a recommendation, or call for action. INTRODUCTION / CONCLUSION
    CONCLUSION
  • Rebut means to point out problems with the other side's reasons to prove that they are not good reasons. TRUE / FALSE
    TRUE
  • It includes a hook, connecting information, and the thesis statement. INTRODUCTION / CONCLUSION
    INTRODUCTION
  • Keep it concise, avoiding new information. INTRODUCTION / CONCLUSION
    CONCLUSION
  • An argumentative thesis does not need to be supported by evidence. TRUE / FALSE
    FALSE
  • What is the term for admitting the opposing viewpoint is somewhat true?
    rèfutation
    rebuttal
    counterargument
    acknowledgement
  • What is unique about an argumentative essay is that you do not just give reasons to support your point of view. You must also discuss the other side’s reasons and then rebut them. TRUE / FALSE
    TRUE
  • A strong thesis statement for an argument essay states __________ ____________on the issue.
    CLEAR POSITION / PERSONAL OPINION
  • The argumentative essay must include an opposing viewpoint that is called...
    COUNTERARGUMENT
  • What part of the essay is this? While replacing libraries with tablets may seem like a simple solution, it would encourage people to spend even more time looking at digital screens, despite the myriad issues surrounding them.
    COUNTERARGUMENT
    REFUTATION
    ACKNOWLEDGE
    PERSONAL OPINION
  • Each body paragraph should focus on many main ideas. True or False?
    False!