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Argumentative Writing
By Abbey Smylie
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Question 1
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What is argumentative writing?
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Question 2
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A claim is a position a person takes on a subject. (It could also be their opinion.)
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Question 3
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In argumentative writing, what is the issue?
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Question 5
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Name a topic people where people share a different opinion.
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Question 6
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When would you need to use argumentative skills?
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Question 7
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You are writing to affect the view of the audience. Who is the audience?
A People sitting in a theater watching a performance
B People watching a television show
C The people reading what you have written in your argumentative essay
D Your classmates
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Question 8
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For this young man, his thesis is his argument. What is his argument?
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Question 9
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Persuasive writing is different from argumentative writing because the supporting details are based more on emotion than facts.
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Question 10
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His reason about being a responsible kid is a fact. How can it be proven?
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Question 11
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What evidence or proof did he use to show he was responsible?
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Question 12
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How does the evidence provide a bridge to connect to the reason that he is a responsible kid?
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Question 13
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A lead is also called a hook. Why do you want to use a hook at the beginning of your essay?
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Question 14
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Why would the writer want to use a quote from President Obama to begin his/her essay? What do you think the writer of this essay is going to argue?
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Question 15
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Compared to the Obama quote, why is this an unusual hook or lead to start an essay?
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Question 16
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What makes this a surprising fact? Why would the writer use this fact in the beginning of their essay?
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Question 17
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In this statement, what is the writer's argument?
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Question 18
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Why would you want to start your essay with a question?
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Question 19
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What is the meaning of controversy?
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Question 20
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What is the person's claim (argument) that they are going to be writing about?
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Question 21
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We are going to come up with a hook for this writing prompt: Which flower is more extraordinary, the venus flytrap, cactus, or the corpse flower?
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Question 22
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What makes this flower so extraordinary?
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Question 23
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Below, let's write the claim or thesis statement about the plant we have chosen.
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When you provide evidence, this means you are providing what?