Directions: Write T if the
statement is true and F if false.
1. A good position paper
considers all possible views on
the issue at hand.
2. Personal testimony is an
example of a supporting
evidence.
3. An issue is debatable if it
cannot be answered by yes or
no.
4. Audience analysis will help
you write a more persuasive
position paper.
5. Suggested action should be
written in the body of a position
paper.
6. Opinions are better than
facts in supporting arguments.
7. Statistics can be used as
evidence to support an
argument.
8. The main goal of a position
paper is to inform readers. 9.
The strongest type of appeal in
a position paper is logical
appeal.
10. Your position should be
restated in the concluding
paragraph.
Directions: Write T if the
statement is true and F if false.
1. A good position paper
considers all possible views on
the issue at hand.
2. Personal testimony is an
example of a supporting
evidence.
3. An issue is debatable if it
cannot be answered by yes or
no.
4. Audience analysis will help
you write a more persuasive
position paper.
5. Suggested action should be
written in the body of a position
paper.
6. Opinions are better than
facts in supporting arguments.
7. Statistics can be used as
evidence to support an
argument.
8. The main goal of a position
paper is to inform readers. 9.
The strongest type of appeal in
a position paper is logical
appeal.
10. Your position should be
restated in the concluding
paragraph.