The document provides definitions for key terms in argumentative writing such as argument, hook or lead, claim, counterclaim, and the three parts of an argumentative essay. It then lists statements to determine if they are true or false related to argumentative essays. An argument is defined as a claim that has logic and facts. A hook or lead is a sentence that gets the reader's attention. A claim is your views on a topic. A counterclaim is the rebuttal. The three parts of an argumentative essay are the introduction, body, and conclusion.
The document provides definitions for key terms in argumentative writing such as argument, hook or lead, claim, counterclaim, and the three parts of an argumentative essay. It then lists statements to determine if they are true or false related to argumentative essays. An argument is defined as a claim that has logic and facts. A hook or lead is a sentence that gets the reader's attention. A claim is your views on a topic. A counterclaim is the rebuttal. The three parts of an argumentative essay are the introduction, body, and conclusion.
The document provides definitions for key terms in argumentative writing such as argument, hook or lead, claim, counterclaim, and the three parts of an argumentative essay. It then lists statements to determine if they are true or false related to argumentative essays. An argument is defined as a claim that has logic and facts. A hook or lead is a sentence that gets the reader's attention. A claim is your views on a topic. A counterclaim is the rebuttal. The three parts of an argumentative essay are the introduction, body, and conclusion.
Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on the space provided for.
1. What is an argument? _____
A. A claim that has logic and facts B. A claim that tells a story C. A claim that has feelings in it 2. What is a hook or lead? _____ A. The sentence that is the main idea of an essay B. A sentence that gets the reader’s attention C. The sentence that ends the paper 3. What is a claim? ____ A. The sentence that gets the reader’s attention B. Your views on a topic C. The main idea of an essay 4. What is a counterclaim? _____ A. Agreeing with your opponent’s claim B. The ending of an essay C. The rebuttal 5. There are three parts of an argumentative essay; what are they? _____ A. Introduction, Body, Conclusion B. Claim, Counterclaim, rebuttal C. Lead, Thesis, Conclusion
Determine whether the sentences below are True or False. Write your answer on the blanks provided.
__________1. An argumentative essay tells a story.
__________2. Keeping an open mind may stop your point from being strong. __________3. Readers often form conclusions based on their judgment of the writer. __________4. Using abuse and ridicule can convince reader of the validity of an argument. __________5. In the Introduction you must have a topic sentence. __________6. You never ever add a new idea in the conclusion. __________7. In your conclusion you must reemphasize the main points. __________8. Hook is a sentence that gets the reader’s attention. ___________9. Argumentative writing is most persuasive when accuracy, honesty and respect are foremost. __________10. Using emotion in a written argument is often enough to sway an audience.