Argumentative Writing Challenge

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Test your knowledge of argumentative writing terms from A to Z!

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Argumentative Writing ChallengeVersión en línea Test your knowledge of argumentative writing terms from A to Z! por Desty Anggraheni A A B B C C D D E E F F G G H H I I J J K K L L M M N N O O P P Q Q R R T T U U V V W W X X Y Z Starts with A A confident statement or claim that is put forward as a fact. Starts with A A statement or series of statements that support a particular viewpoint in a discussion. Starts with B A tendency to favor one side over another, affecting objectivity. Starts with B A tendency to favor one perspective over others, potentially affecting objectivity. Starts with C An argument that opposes or challenges the main argument presented. Starts with C An assertion that requires support through evidence and reasoning in an essay. Starts with D Written or spoken communication that explores topics and issues in depth. Starts with D A structured discussion where opposing arguments are presented. Starts with E Information or data used to support a claim or argument. Starts with E Information or data used to support a claim or argument in writing. Starts with F A flaw in reasoning that undermines the logic of an argument. Starts with F A flaw in reasoning that undermines the logic of an argument. Starts with G A broad statement or conclusion drawn from specific instances. Starts with G The basis or foundation for an argument, often including evidence and reasoning. Starts with H A proposed explanation that can be tested through argumentation. Starts with H A proposed explanation that can be tested through argumentation and evidence. Starts with I A topic or problem that is subject to debate and discussion in an argumentative essay. Starts with I A conclusion that can be drawn from something, though not explicitly stated. Starts with J A decision or opinion formed after consideration of the arguments. Starts with J The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions in writing. Starts with K An essential argument or idea that supports the overall thesis of an essay. Starts with K An important argument or claim that supports the main thesis. Starts with L The reasoning used to construct an argument and draw conclusions. Starts with L The reasoning used to construct arguments and draw conclusions in writing. Starts with M The central concept or argument that an essay seeks to convey. Starts with M The central point or argument that the writer is trying to convey. Starts with N A story or account that can be used to illustrate a point in argumentative writing. Starts with N A story or account that may be used to illustrate a point in an argument. Starts with O The counterarguments or differing viewpoints that challenge the main argument. Starts with O The viewpoint or argument that contradicts the main argument. Starts with P The act of convincing others to accept a particular viewpoint through argumentation. Starts with P The act of convincing someone to accept a particular viewpoint. Starts with Q Cited statements from sources that provide support for claims in an essay. Starts with Q Citations from authoritative sources used to bolster an argument. Starts with R A response that counters an opposing argument. Starts with R The process of forming conclusions, judgments, or inferences based on evidence. Starts with T The attitude or emotional quality conveyed in writing, influencing the reader's perception. Starts with T The attitude or emotional quality conveyed in the writing. Starts with U The comprehension of complex issues and perspectives in argumentative writing. Starts with U Free from prejudice or favoritism in presenting arguments. Starts with V The soundness or logical consistency of an argument or claim. Starts with V The soundness or logical correctness of an argument. Starts with W The reasoning that connects the evidence to the claim. Starts with W The justification or reasoning that connects evidence to a claim in an argument. Starts with X An irrational fear or dislike of people from other countries, often discussed in argumentative contexts. Starts with X An irrational fear or dislike of people from other countries, often used in arguments. Starts with Y The act of conceding or giving way in an argument. Starts with Z Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of an argument or cause.

Argumentative Writing ChallengeVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of argumentative writing terms from A to Z!

por Desty Anggraheni

Starts with A

A confident statement or claim that is put forward as a fact.

Starts with A

A statement or series of statements that support a particular viewpoint in a discussion.

Starts with B

A tendency to favor one side over another, affecting objectivity.

Starts with B

A tendency to favor one perspective over others, potentially affecting objectivity.

Starts with C

An argument that opposes or challenges the main argument presented.

Starts with C

An assertion that requires support through evidence and reasoning in an essay.

Starts with D

Written or spoken communication that explores topics and issues in depth.

Starts with D

A structured discussion where opposing arguments are presented.

Starts with E

Information or data used to support a claim or argument.

Starts with E

Information or data used to support a claim or argument in writing.

Starts with F

A flaw in reasoning that undermines the logic of an argument.

Starts with F

A flaw in reasoning that undermines the logic of an argument.

Starts with G

A broad statement or conclusion drawn from specific instances.

Starts with G

The basis or foundation for an argument, often including evidence and reasoning.

Starts with H

A proposed explanation that can be tested through argumentation.

Starts with H

A proposed explanation that can be tested through argumentation and evidence.

Starts with I

A topic or problem that is subject to debate and discussion in an argumentative essay.

Starts with I

A conclusion that can be drawn from something, though not explicitly stated.

Starts with J

A decision or opinion formed after consideration of the arguments.

Starts with J

The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions in writing.

Starts with K

An essential argument or idea that supports the overall thesis of an essay.

Starts with K

An important argument or claim that supports the main thesis.

Starts with L

The reasoning used to construct an argument and draw conclusions.

Starts with L

The reasoning used to construct arguments and draw conclusions in writing.

Starts with M

The central concept or argument that an essay seeks to convey.

Starts with M

The central point or argument that the writer is trying to convey.

Starts with N

A story or account that can be used to illustrate a point in argumentative writing.

Starts with N

A story or account that may be used to illustrate a point in an argument.

Starts with O

The counterarguments or differing viewpoints that challenge the main argument.

Starts with O

The viewpoint or argument that contradicts the main argument.

Starts with P

The act of convincing others to accept a particular viewpoint through argumentation.

Starts with P

The act of convincing someone to accept a particular viewpoint.

Starts with Q

Cited statements from sources that provide support for claims in an essay.

Starts with Q

Citations from authoritative sources used to bolster an argument.

Starts with R

A response that counters an opposing argument.

Starts with R

The process of forming conclusions, judgments, or inferences based on evidence.

Starts with T

The attitude or emotional quality conveyed in writing, influencing the reader's perception.

Starts with T

The attitude or emotional quality conveyed in the writing.

Starts with U

The comprehension of complex issues and perspectives in argumentative writing.

Starts with U

Free from prejudice or favoritism in presenting arguments.

Starts with V

The soundness or logical consistency of an argument or claim.

Starts with V

The soundness or logical correctness of an argument.

Starts with W

The reasoning that connects the evidence to the claim.

Starts with W

The justification or reasoning that connects evidence to a claim in an argument.

Starts with X

An irrational fear or dislike of people from other countries, often discussed in argumentative contexts.

Starts with X

An irrational fear or dislike of people from other countries, often used in arguments.

Starts with Y

The act of conceding or giving way in an argument.

Starts with Z

Great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of an argument or cause.

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