Vocab 6 Flashcards

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A type of writing that uses evidence and reasoning to support a claim or position on a topic, and to persuade the reader to agree with it.

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Argumentative Text

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A statement the author is trying to prove is true.

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Claim

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A statement that opposes or disagrees with the claim. It shows the other side.

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Counter-Claim

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4
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Something that can be proven.

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Fact

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5
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A person’s feelings about something.

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Opinion

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6
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The main points or arguments the author makes to support their claim.

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Reasons

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7
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Proof that the author uses to back up a claim. The best is factual.

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Evidence

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8
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The specific group of people for whom a message, speech, or piece of writing is created for.

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Audience

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9
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A piece of writing that focuses more on feelings than facts.

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Biased

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10
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A debatable topic or question that has multiple perspectives and can be argued from different sides.

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Issue

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