Argumentative Persuasive Unit Test
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Argumentative/persuasive writing must include a counterclaim.
Match each term with the definition.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
statistic | arrow_right_alt | doing what is fashionable or popular |
pathos | arrow_right_alt | used for dramatice effect or to make a point rather than get an answer |
counterargument | arrow_right_alt | assertion that some is true or factual |
bandwagon | arrow_right_alt | opinion offered in opposition to another postion |
persuade | arrow_right_alt | quality of being trustworthy or believable |
position | arrow_right_alt | knowledge on which to base belief |
rhetoric | arrow_right_alt | concept whose truth can be proved |
claim | arrow_right_alt | uses emotions |
fact | arrow_right_alt | causes someone to adopt a postion or belief |
credibility | arrow_right_alt | an opinion held in oppostion to another |
rhetorical question | arrow_right_alt | cited passage |
thesis | arrow_right_alt | using language effectively to please or persuade |
evidence | arrow_right_alt | numeric data |
quotation | arrow_right_alt | unproved statement used as a premise in an argument |
In the opening paragraph of an argumentative/persuasive it is important begin the paragraph with the side you are going to fight for.
A T-chart mainly helps you...