
Argumentative Vocabulary
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6th Grade
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Argumentative Essay
Vocabulary
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Pro/Con
● Pro- side of the argument that agrees with the topic
● Con- side of the argument that disagrees with the topic
Topic: Should school uniforms be made mandatory at all schools?
Pro: School uniforms should be made mandatory.
Con: School uniforms should not be made mandatory.
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Poll
Should schools make it mandatory for students to wear uniforms?
Pro
Con
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Poll
Should parents ban their children from playing video games?
pro
con
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Parts of an Argumentative Paragraph
In order
Claim/thesis
Evidence and Explanation
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
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Claim/Thesis Statement
●Statement of the author’s point of view
●Stated as a fact
●DO NOT use I or my For example - Don’t start with: In my opinion or I think
For example:
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Categorize
Soda pop
should be
banned from all
restaurants.
I think that pop
should be
allowed in the
school cafeteria.
In my opinion,
video games
are good for
children’s
brains.
I agree that
telling lies is
wrong.
In my
experience, kids
learn better
when listening
to music.
No, students
should not
have to wear
uniforms.
Sort the claim/thesis statement into the correct category:
Hint: Only 1 is written correctly.
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Open Ended
White a thesis statement that would be for the PRO side of the argument for the following question.
Should students be paid for good grades?
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Open Ended
White a thesis statement that would be for the CON side of the argument for the following question.
Should animals be used for testing products?
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Evidence
● Facts that support a belief or prove your point
of view
For example:
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Counterclaim
●A fact stated that is the view
Of a person who disagrees with
Your opinion
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Rebuttal
● The argument presented to disprove the counterclaim
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Match
Match the term to the definition.
Agreeing with a side of an argument
Disagreeing with a side of an argument
Words used when writing an argument
pro
con
argumentative vocabulary
pro
con
argumentative vocabulary
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Match
Match the definition to the term.
Argument given to disprove the counterclaim
Facts that support your belief or prove your point
Statement of the author’s point of view or opinion
Fact stated that is the viewpoint of a person who disagrees with your opinion
rebuttal
evidence
Thesis/claim
counterclaim
rebuttal
evidence
Thesis/claim
counterclaim
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Multiple Choice
What part of the paragraph is in red?
claim/thesis
rebuttal
evidence
counterclaim
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Multiple Choice
What part of the paragraph is in orange?
claim/thesis
rebuttal
evidence
counterclaim
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Multiple Choice
What part of the paragraph is in yellow?
claim/thesis
rebuttal
evidence
counterclaim
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Multiple Choice
What part of the paragraph is in green?
claim/thesis
rebuttal
evidence
counterclaim
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