Types of claims and argumentative essay

Question 1

An arguable statement that establishes whether something is true or untrue.

Answer 1

Claim of Fact

Question 2

This statement is not generally accepted as fact; it is only claimed as such.

Answer 2

Claim of fact

Question 3

An arguable statement that shows judgement, appraisal, and evaluation on whether something is good, bad, wrong, right, better, worst, moral, or immoral based on a set of criteria.

Answer 3

Claim of Value

Question 4

An arguable statement that attempts to offer, maintain, or change a course of action in response to the issue presented.

Answer 4

Claim of policy

Question 5

A coherent set of reasons, statements, or facts intended to support or establish a point of view.

Answer 5

Argument

Question 6

One of the most popular texts that highly utilizes arguments.

Answer 6

Argumentative essay

Question 7

Shows the readers that one idea is more legitimate than the other through logic and reason.

Answer 7

Argumentative essay

Question 8

Part of an argumentative essay that generally presents the topic, its context, and relevance.

Answer 8

Introduction

Question 9

Parts of the introduction

Answer 9

Hook, background, and thesis statement.

Question 10

Houses an extensive discussion of your main arguments, backed up with solid evidences and concrete ideas.

Answer 10

Body

Question 11

Inclusions of body

Answer 11

Reasons, counterarguments, and refutation.

Question 12

Counterarguments

Answer 12

Opposing views to your claims.

Question 13

-Main thesis
-Summarize the arguments that support the main thesis.
-Call for action

Answer 13

Conclusion