counterargument - A point your opposing opponent would make., bait - You lure your reader in with this., connect - To create a bridge between your bait and your thesis you need to _______ them., toulmin - The most common method of argumentative writing. It starts with an introduction, followed by a thesis/claim, then you give data to support that thesis/claim, and then you end with your conclusion, biasness - "Too lengthy", "uglier", and "silly" are all phrases/words exert..., rebuttal - Your response that directly shuts down the counterargument., rogerian - A method of argumentative writing. You analyze both sides and reach a conclusion after weighing the strengths and weaknesses of each., topic sentence - You usually start your first body paragraph with this, it makes your thesis/claim clear and it explains it. Also known as your main point., conclusion - You restate your thesis/claim in a different way, explain why your reader should care, and possibly give a statement to leave a lasting impact on your reader., transition - You end your body paragraph with this so that your writing smoothly connects to your next body paragraph., evidence - You support your thesis/claim with this. This must be solid., story - You don't have to have something like this to personally relate to the argument. This is a personal..., analysis - You explain how your [ANSWER TO ANOTHER CLUE] supports your thesis/claim. This is your...,

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