Unit 3-Vocabulary
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- Q1What is the main argument made by the author?EvidenceCounterclaimClaim30s
- Q2True/False: A claim does not need strong evidence to support it.TrueFalse30s
- Q3What is a reasonable argument that opposes or disagrees with another claim?CounterclaimSoundAnecdote30s
- Q4Something that proves or demonstrates the truth of something else.SoundAnecdoteEvidence30s
- Q5What is reasoning that makes sense and follows some sort of logic?SoundArgumentClaim30s
- Q6What is a short interesting story about a real incident or person?ClaimAnecodoteSound30s
- Q7What are facts, details, or other information within a text that are related to the topic?RelevantCounterclaimSound30s
- Q8What is the main point on which the writer will develop his or her work in order to convince readers?EvidenceRelevantArgument30s
- Q9What is the term for one sentence in the introduction of an essay that the writer uses to “set the stage” for the reader. It provides focus.ThesisCounterclaimClaim30s
- Q10What is the term for words that stand out and catch the reader’s attention?Convincing LanguageDevelop an argumentCounterclaim30s
- Q11When an author "develops the argument" they are doing what?Writing a thesis.Trying to disprove something.Building their case/proving their point.30s
- Q12True/False: Your thesis can be more than one sentence.FalseTrue30s