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Adapted from: http://quizlet.com/16859293/argument-essay-key-terms-flash-cards/ argument arguments of policy arguments of value argumentative writing authorizing claim commentary countering evidence fact opinion statistics Information whose truth can be proven or which is accepted as true Information presented in numerical (number) form Statements in which reason is used to influence or change people’s ideas or Using the credentials of a source in order to enhance one’s argument (Dr. X, a research scientist at the A statement that something is true (i.e., Stereotyping is detrimental to personal Arguments in which the writer is recommending a particular way of operating or acting, whether formal (a new law, rule, regulation) or informal (way of acting or being) A statement that expresses a person’s judgement or belief Ideas and information that are presented to oppose another argument A kind of writing that argues pros of your point and points out the cons of the opposition Facts that are used to support a claim; supporting materials used to prove or Commenting on the evidence to explain the connection and relevance to the claim; also called the Arguments in which the writer is using set criteria or introducing criteria and applying them to make a VOCABULARY SORT- KEY TERMS FOR OPINION/ARGUMENT WRITING

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Vocabulary Sort- key terms for opinion/argument writing

argumentarguments of

policyarguments of valueargumentative

writing

authorizing

claim

commentary

countering

evidence

factopinion

statistics

Information whose truth can be proven or which is

accepted as trueInformation presented in numerical (number) form

Using the credentials of a source in order to enhance one’s argument (Dr. X, a

research scientist at the Mayo Clinic)

Statements in which reason is used to influence or

change people’s ideas or actions

A statement that something is true (i.e., Stereotyping is detrimental to personal

growth) or advantageous (i.e., we should increase recycling)

A statement that expresses a person’s judgement or

belief

Arguments in which the writer is recommending a particular way of

operating or acting, whether formal (a new law, rule, regulation) or informal

(way of acting or being)

Ideas and information that are presented to oppose

another argumentA kind of writing that argues pros of your point and points

out the cons of the opposition

Facts that are used to support a claim; supporting materials used to prove or

disprove something

Commenting on the evidence to explain the connection and relevance to the claim; also

called the analysis or elaboration

Arguments in which the writer is using set criteria or introducing criteria and applying them to

make a judgment about a person, place, or thing