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Argument 2025

TermDefinition
Evidence: Facts, examples, or information that supports and proves your point or claim.
Explain: To make something clear by giving details and reasons that help others understand.
Oppose: To disagree with or argue against an idea or opinion.
Credible: Trustworthy and reliable; information that comes from experts or trusted sources.
Counterclaim/Counterpoint: An opposing viewpoint or argument that disagrees with your main point.
Reasoning: The thinking process that explains why you believe something; connecting evidence to your claim.
Claim/Point: The main idea or opinion you're trying to prove in your writing.
Argument: A set of reasons and evidence that supports your position on a topic.
Persuade: To convince others to agree with your opinion or take action.
Cite: To mention or reference where you got your information from.
Key Idea/Main Idea: The most important point or message in a text.
Details: Specific information that supports and explains the key idea.
Created by: gsaunders
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