Argumentative Writing Terms Crossword
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1) The use of sound logic and clear connections (warrants) between the evidence and the claims to guide the reader through the argument. 2) Stirs emotions 3) Explaining why the counterarguments are incorrect or less strong than the writer's own position.4) To remain objective and formal, even when addressing controversial subjects, focusing on rational discourse rather than emotional influence. 6) Uses logic and facts8) The writer's position or main point on an issue, stated explicitly, typically in the introduction.
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5) Statements that explain why the author's claim is valid.7) Acknowledging and addressing the opposing points of view to demonstrate a thorough understanding of the topic and strengthen credibility.9) To present a case so strongly that the reader is compelled to agree with the writer's conclusion10) Builds credibility and character11) Specific pieces of information, such as facts, data, quotations, examples, and statistics, used to support the reasons and claim. |
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