M1

Question 1

has a significant amount of disagreement about it.

Answer 1

Claim

Question 2

needs supporting arguments.

Answer 2

Claim

Question 3

an argument against a claim or disadvantage regarding something

Answer 3

Con

Question 4

an argument in favor of a claim or advantage regarding something

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Pro

Question 5

statistics, data from studies, historical events, habitual practices, and other facts are examples of?

Answer 5

Evidences

Question 6

an opposing argument or assertion

Answer 6

counterargument

Question 7

restates the claims, summarizes argument, restates the counterclaim and makes any recommendation.

Answer 7

conclusion

Question 8

an idea about which the opinions of people are different.

Answer 8

Issue

Question 9

An essay written in form of an argument.

Answer 9

Argumentative Essay

Question 10

the response to the counterargument

Answer 10

Rebuttal

Question 11

How many points should you have in the essay?

Answer 11

At least 3

Question 12

it is the body paragraph where facts of the given thesis statements of the essay are written.

Answer 12

BODY

Question 13

We persuade people to agree with our claim using facts, this is called

Answer 13

Argumentation

Question 14

How many paragraphs should your argumentative essay be?

Answer 14

At least 5

Question 15

What is logic?

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Reason

Question 16

this is called the “gateway” of an essay

Answer 16

introduction

Question 17

Why is the introduction called the “gateway” of an essay?

Answer 17

attracts the attention of readers to the essay and gives the readers background information

Question 18

needs supporting evidences.

Answer 18

Argument

Question 19

an idea that supports the claim.

Answer 19

Argument

Question 20

a statement by an author about an issue.

Answer 20

Claim

Question 21

statements that support the claim.

Answer 21

Argument

Question 22

it is an introductory paragraph; it is in the start of the essay.

Answer 22

introduction

Question 23

it is the argument to refute earlier arguments and give weight to the actual position.

Answer 23

REFUTATION/COUNTERARGUMENT

Question 24

an idea given by the opposing side against the claim given in the argumentative essay.

Answer 24

Counterargument

Question 25

Logical arguments for rejecting the counterargument

Answer 25

rebuttal

Question 26

In a good argumentative essay, a writer attempts to ——readers to understand and support their point of view about an issue by stating their reasoning and providing evidence to support it.

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Persuade

Question 27

it is the position or assertion in relation to anissue. It cannot be used to support an argument because it is a stand that must be defended.

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Claim

Question 28

Why is it important to learn to write an argumentative essay?

Answer 28

will help you to develop critical thinking and research skills along with developing how to rationally defend a position.

Question 29

is also called a position, stand, or point of view.

Answer 29

Claim

Question 30

have the following elements claim, arguments, evidences, counterargument, rebuttal, and conclusion.

Answer 30

Argumentative Essays

Question 31

facts in the real world that can be used to support an argument.

Answer 31

Evidence

Question 32

it is where the arguments are written to support the statements.

Answer 32

BODY

Question 33

is an attempt to persuade someone by presenting evidence to the reader.

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Argument

Question 34

presents evidences for a claim in order to let the reader know why it is more favorable.

Answer 34

Argumentative Essay

Question 35

introduces the thesis statement of the essay, which is the heart of an essay, and tells what to be discussed in the body paragraphs.

Answer 35

introduction

Question 36

the facts or reasons that support the argument.

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Evidences