ELA ELA Argument and Persuasion 2

Question 1

What is a 'logical fallacy' in an argument?

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A flawed or deceptive reasoning error

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A well-supported conclusion

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A credible piece of evidence

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A strong counterargument

Question 2

What does it mean to 'refute' a counterargument?

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To disprove or show the weakness of the opposing point

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To repeat the counterargument for emphasis

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To agree with the opposing view

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To ignore the counterargument

Question 3

In persuasive writing, what is the purpose of a 'call to action'?

Accepted Answer

To urge the audience to do something specific

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To introduce the topic

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To summarize both sides of the argument

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To provide background information

Question 4

Which sentence structure is most effective for building emphasis in persuasive writing?

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Short, direct sentences to emphasize key points

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Compound sentences that list unrelated ideas

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Only long, complex sentences

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Passive voice throughout

Question 5

What is the 'rebuttal' section of an argument?

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The section where the writer disproves the opposing view

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The section introducing the topic

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The concluding paragraph

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The section listing all evidence

Question 6

What is 'bias' in the context of argumentative writing?

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An unfair preference that influences the presentation of information

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Providing balanced perspectives

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Using strong evidence

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Presenting a clear thesis