Part A
Good evidence is relevant and ________________.
Credible
The sources should have a __________________ with each other.
conversation
This boy got nosebleeds trying to swim through an underwater tunnel.
Jerry
This term refers to the background of the issue.
Context
The thesis statement should be specific and _____________________.
complex
True or False: AP Texts always have perfect evidence.
False
You should argue a different _______________ than those presented in the sources.
perspective
Who won the largest lawsuit ever filed against the federal government?
Native Americans or Eloise Cobell
The research question must __________ with your thesis statement.
align
Although, despite, while are signal words for __________________________.
concession
If you question evidence, you should have a respectful
____________.
tone
Each source shows a different _____________ .
lens or perspective
What bird species was the subject of a brain trauma study?
Chickadee
If you identify and deal with some issue your audience might have with your argument, you __________
___ ________________.
anticipate an objection
The arrangement of claims and evidence that builds or advances is the ________________.
line of reasoning
What does Q1 ask about?
It is advisable to write a _________________ and then answer it in the introduction.
research question
This famous experiment was mentioned in the argument about moral courage and intelligent disobedience.
Milgram
Thesis and sub-claims must be ________________.
debatable
The thesis for Part A and Part B has three parts. What are they?
Main claim, because, sub-claims
How should you set up your answers to Q2 and Q3?
Paragraphs
Where should a reader find your sub-claims? 2 answers
Thesis and topic sentences of paragraphs
A bridge in this city is the subject of "Confrontation on the Bridge."
Selma
Having sources talk to each other is _____________.
synthesis
Where in your argument can you concede? 2 answers
First body paragraph and within body paragraphs