
Argumentative Writing
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Michael Regalado
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By Michael Regalado
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Wacth this video to learn about C.E.R. and how to use it to write an effective argumentative essay.
Claim, Evidence, Reasoning
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Why is this important?
How can it help make your argument stronger?
Counterclaim and Rebuttal
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
claim
reason
evidence
explanation
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate this claim.
School uniforms should not be required at Wells. I went to a school where we had to wear uniforms, and the students did not like it.
effective
not effective
somewhat effective
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate this claim.
School uniforms can benefit students. When students don’t have clothing to notice, comment on or respond to, they can spend more mental energy on learning.
effective
not effective
somewhat effective
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Multiple Choice
Evaluate this claim.
School uniforms deter crime and increase student safety. One year after Sparks Middle School in Nevada instituted a uniform policy, school police data showed a 63% drop in police log reports, and decreases were also noted in gang activity, student fights, graffiti, property damage, and battery.
effective
not effective
somewhat effective
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Multiple Choice
To support a claim, you need one or more pieces of
reasons
counterclaims
evidence
rebuttals
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You need to explain your evidence with
claims
rebuttals
counterclaims
reasoning
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Multiple Choice
Statements that can be proven true.
purpose
claims
facts
examples
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Multiple Choice
The __________is the opposing claim; the other point of view
Counter-claim
Rebuttal
Conclusion
Claim
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Multiple Choice
You will learn another language.
Waste of time
There is little evidence that many students achieve much fluencey in high school.
Learning another language improves students' vocabulary and grammar skills.
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Some might argue that it is a waste of time to learn a new langauge.
Opponents might argue that it is not worthwhile to learn another language because the rest of the world is learning English.
Learning a new language doesn't help students.
Studies that support the benefits of learning another language are wrong.
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the reader will disagree with you.
the reader will be confused about which side to agree with
the reader is not left with doubt about the opposing claim
the reader will have more information
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Multiple Choice
a belief or way of thinking about something
statistic
fact
opinion
reason
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You should always use opinions in your argumentative essays because they are convincing.
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False
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Evidence that directly and factually support your position.
Relevant Evidence
Sufficient Evidence
False Evidence
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Multiple Choice
Evidence that is provided to convince others.
Relevant Evidence
Sufficient Evidence
False Evidence
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Multiple Choice
An argument against a claim or reasons why they are wrong.
reasons
ethos
argument
rebuttal
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Multiple Choice
A paragraph that contains a hook, background information, thesis statement, and brief reasons.
Introduction paragraph
Body paragraph
Counterargument paragraph
Concluding paragraph
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Multiple Choice
A sentence that states the purpose of an essay.
opinion
statistics
thesis statement
counterargument
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Multiple Choice
A short, personal story relating to the topic used to grab the reader's attention.
reasons
evidence
argument
anecdote
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Multiple Choice
Anecdotes are considered sufficient evidence.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A short description of the argumentative issue or problem
thesis statement
concluding paragraph
background information
introduction paragraph
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Multiple Choice
Collecting, organizing, and explaining data
thesis statement
opinion
pathos
statistics
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Multiple Choice
Statistics are considered sufficient evidence.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
a paragraph that contains a restatement of the thesis statement and a last convincing appeal
introduction paragraph
concluding paragraph
background paragraph
body paragraph
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Multiple Choice
A group of people or person that you want to convince.
Anecdotes
Criteria
Facts
Audience
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Multiple Choice
To give credit where credit is due.
citing sources
audience
purpose
facts
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Works Cited
Josephson, Amelia. “The Pros and Cons of School Uniforms.” SmartAsset, SmartAsset, 15 Jan. 2020, https://smartasset.com/mortgage/the-pros-and-cons-of-school-uniforms.
“Pros & Cons - ProCon.org.” School Uniforms, 11 Feb. 2022, https://school-uniforms.procon.org/.
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