2.2.2 - Constructing Arguments with Evidence
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Practice Questions
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Define a thesis statement.
💡 Hint: Think about what summarizes your main point.
What is an opinion?
💡 Hint: Consider if it is universally accepted.
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What is a thesis statement?
💡 Hint: It's the primary claim around which your essay revolves.
True or False: Opinions are acceptable to use as the main support in argumentative essays.
💡 Hint: Consider how readers perceive unsupported claims.
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Compose an argumentative paragraph on climate change, ensuring to include a clear thesis statement, logical reasons, and solid evidence.
💡 Hint: Ensure each reason has a fact or statistic to support it.
Identify potential claims regarding animal testing in cosmetics and construct an argument both for and against it, supporting each side with evidence.
💡 Hint: Use factual evidence to support both claims, considering different perspectives.
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