Position Paper Flashcards

1
Q

facts or information as proof

A

Evidence

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2
Q

view or judgment about
something

A

Opinion

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3
Q

cause someone to believe
something

A

Persuade

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4
Q

assertion of the truth

A

Claim

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5
Q

statement of reasons

A

Argument

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6
Q

restricted and based on facts

A

Factual

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7
Q

sufficient ground of explanation or
logical defense

A

Reason

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8
Q

point at which an unsettled matter

A

Issue

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9
Q

action or words to resist an
attack

A

Defense

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10
Q

purposely made to rebut a
previous claim

A

Counterclaim

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11
Q

essay that expresses a position
about an issue.

A

Position Paper

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12
Q

goal to convince the audience about
an opinion that is raised.

A

Position Paper

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13
Q

identifying an issue that is
being discussed by the author emphasizing
his position about an issue.

A

Introduction

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14
Q

illustrate the central argument which
can be presented through a brief description
of the argument.

A

Body

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15
Q

restate the main points,
summarize the arguments.

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Conclusion

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16
Q

relies on logic and
evidences. de-emphasizes appeals to
emotion.

A

Argumentation