What is the main goal of an argumentative essay?, a. To tell a story, b. To convince the reader to agree with the writer’s view, c. To describe a place or event, d. To entertain the reader, Which part of the essay gives the problem, background, and thesis statement?, a. Introduction, b. Body, c. Conclusion, d. Evidence, Which part of the essay contains reasons and supporting details?, a. Introduction, b. Body, c. Conclusion, d. Counterargument, What should the conclusion of an argumentative essay do?, a. Add new arguments, b. Restate the claim and summarize the reasons, c. Give examples, d. Present statistics, Which of the following makes an argumentative essay effective?, a. Using reasons and evidence, b. Ignoring opposing views, c. Avoiding a clear claim, d. Telling a personal story only, What is the author’s position on an issue called?, a. Evidence, b. Claim, c. Counterargument, d. Support, Which of the following is an example of evidence?, a. Expert opinion, b. Statistics, c. Personal experience, d. All of the above, A statement made to justify a belief or action is called:, a. Reason, b. Claim, c. Evidence, d. Conclusion, An argument made to oppose another argument is called:, a. Counterargument, b. Claim, c. Support, d. Thesis, Which of this best describes support in an argumentative essay?, a. Opposing views, b. Materials used to prove a claim, c. The last sentence of the conclusion, d. The title of the essay, The type of essay that tries to persuade the reader., Argumentative essay, no, The first part of an argumentative essay., Introduction, no, The last part that restates the main claim., Conclusion, no, The author’s position on an issue., Claim, no, An argument that challenges or opposes the main claim., Counterargument, no

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