Elements of Argument Assessment

Match the following

Match the following

There are many elements of argumentative writing. It starts with an ​ (a)   and a person's ​ (b)   or opinion on the issue. The claim must be support with ​ (c)   and explained with a warrant or ​ (d)   that ties the evidence back to the claim. After this, the author states a ​ ​ (e)   shows they understand the opposite side of the argument

After stating the counterclaim, an author writes a ​ (a)   that explains why the counterclaim is ​ (b)   The end of the argument includes a summary and a ​ (c)   that asks the​ (d)   to agree with the author.

Put each detail in the correct category.

True or False: A thesis statement is the issue + the claim.

Reorder the following so that it follows the pattern of an argument.

Homework has been a long-debated topic. I believe students should not have homework. ​ (a)   Students should not have homework because it adds unnecessary stress to their live. In addition, it takes away from valuable family time. ​ (b)   Students need time to relax and build family relationships.​ (c)   Others argue that students need homework for important practice and self-discipline. ​ (d)   However, students can do practice in a study-hall class and they can learn self-discipline in other ways, such as sports. ​ (e)  

LABLE THE PARTS OF THE ARGUMENT BY USING THE CORRECT TERM.