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    This document provides a checklist of questions to consider when evaluating an author's argument, including identifying the thesis, purpose, intended audience, evidence used, strengths and weaknesses of the argument, and whether a conclusion is reached. The questions are meant to help analyze the components of an effective argument and identify any issues or biases.

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    This document provides a checklist of questions to consider when evaluating an author's argument, including identifying the thesis, purpose, intended audience, evidence used, strengths and weaknesses of the argument, and whether a conclusion is reached. The questions are meant to help analyze the components of an effective argument and identify any issues or biases.

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    This document provides a checklist of questions to consider when evaluating an author's argument, including identifying the thesis, purpose, intended audience, evidence used, strengths and weaknesses of the argument, and whether a conclusion is reached. The questions are meant to help analyze the components of an effective argument and identify any issues or biases.

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    What is the author's thesis/argument?

    What is the author's purpose in arguing said thesis?

    Who is the intended audience? Does the article effectively reach this audience?

    Does the author have ample and valid evidence?

    Are there any holes in the author's argument?

    Did the author misrepresent evidence or add bias to evidence?

    Does the author reach a conclusive point?[1]

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