
10H Argument Pre-assessment
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9th - 12th Grade
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Donna Kapa
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8 Slides • 11 Questions
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Module 4 Warm-up
By Donna Kapa
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Strong Argumentation
In this Module,
- you will learn about the power of rhetoric
- how effective speakers use a variety of techniques and devices to
persuade an audience to a certain point of view.
- analyze a few of history's greatest speeches
- you will also learn how write an argument
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argumentative writing
persuasive writing
logical fallacies
counterclaims
rebuttals
refuting arguments
rhetorical appeals
ethos
logos
pathos
rhetorical devices
Vocabulary of Argument
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Argumentative Writing
You will be asked to choose from one of the following topics in Activity 4.04:
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Review/Pre-assess
A pre-assessment shows what you already know before we begin a unit.
It helps me see what you remember or may need more instruction on.
This means class time can be spent where it’s most useful — filling in gaps and building on strengths.
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Match
Match the rhetorical appeal with its definition.
ethos
logos
pathos
appeal to credibility and ethics
appeal to logic and reason
appeal to emotion
appeal to credibility and ethics
appeal to logic and reason
appeal to emotion
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Logos means using logic and evidence to support a claim.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Counterclaims are the same as rebuttals.
True
False
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Categorize
ethos
logos
pathos
rhetorical devices
counterclaim
rebuttal
refutation
logical fallacies
Sort the following terms into Appeals or Strategies.
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Multiple Choice
Which type of writing relies most on emotional manipulation?
Argumentative
Persuasive
Narrative
Expository
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a logical fallacy?
Counterclaim
Ethos
Strawman
Rebuttal
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Match
Match the following
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
Refutation
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
Refutation
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Multiple Choice
Which of these best describes rhetorical devices?
Techniques writers use to appeal to the audience
The main opposing argument in an essay
A list of logical fallacies to avoid
Emotional appeals only
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best defines a claim in argumentative writing?
Evidence that supports your point
The opposing viewpoint in an essay
Evidence to disprove your opponent's side
The main argument or position you are making
Module 4 Warm-up
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