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Argumentative Vocab

Review these terms to ensure you know the vocabulary for our Argumentative Unit.

TermDefinition
Argument presents the writer's claim or position on an issue, using evidence and reasoning to support its ideas.
Claim A claim is a position or statement on a topic, an opinion with which others might disagree.
Reason an explanation you provide to the readers that convinces them that your ideas make sense. They support the writer's claim.
Evidence a statement of truth that confirms your ideas, like a statistic, fact, quotation from a source, or other supporting example.
Counterclaim reasoning or support that is in direct opposition to a claim.
Rebuttal a section where you respond to the counterclaim in a way that shows your position is the stronger one
Position your view or opinion on a topic, or the side with which you agree.
Source the place from where you received information, like a text, video, graphic, etc.
Bias an opinion or liking that does not let one be fair; prejudice.
Formal speak to the reader in an academic way, using the third-person point of view, vocabulary specific to the topic, and a serious tone.
Created by: Miss Mousa
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