1) How do we usually phrase the title? a) With an argument against. b) With an argument for. c) With a question. d) With a random key word. 2) If I have 3 arguments for, how many arguments against should I have? a) 2 - I am for the issue. b) 3 - the text should be balanced. c) 4 - I am against. d) 0 - I don't have any arguments against. 3) Can I give my own opinion? a) Yes, in every paragraph. b) No, not ever. c) Yes, in the introduction. d) Yes, in the conclusion. 4) What types of conjunctions are used in balanced argument texts? a) Causal and contrasting b) A constant, never-ending string of "and". c) We do not use conjunctions. 5) In which person are balanced argument texts written? a) First b) Second c) Third 6) How do we support our arguments? a) We don't. b) With random things we think would make sense. c) With statistics, evidence from texts and other sources of information. 7) What goes in the introduction? a) My opinion on the matter. b) An overview of the problem. c) An argument for. d) An argument against. 8) Do we need a new paragraph for opposing arguments? a) Yes. b) No. 9) Which of these is a contrasting conjunction? a) and b) in addition c) furthermore d) some people believe e) on the other hand f) in fact 10) Do we need a comma after a fronted adverbial? a) No. b) Of course we do!

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