Vocabulary, duh...
Claim
What is A belief or assertion (statement or fact) that one sets out to prove. It can be argued.
Quote
What is Evidence directly from the text. Must be cited.
a reason for (or against) believing a claim
What is a Premise
A belief or assertion (statement or fact) that one sets out to prove. It can be argued.
What is a Claim
Fill in the blank: Background _______ on the topic, and why its important to discuss
what is information
Argument
What is A reason for or against believing in something.
Evidence
What is a fact that supports the premise
A claim made to disprove or contradict a previous claim. It can be argued.
What is a Counterclaim
Evidence directly from the text. Must be cited.
What is a Quote
what's the definition of? Counterclaim
What is A claim made to disprove or contradict a previous claim. It can be argued.
Premise
What is a reason for (or against) believing a claim
Counterclaim
What is A claim made to disprove or contradict a previous claim. It can be argued.
A fact that supports the premise
What is a Evidence
A reason for or against believing in something
What is a Argument
Is the type of: Interesting question
What is Hook
Hook
What is Grabs the reader's attention and connects to summary
Examples: Interesting question, Fact or statistic, metaphor/simile, Description, or Quotation
Summary
What is Background information on the topic, and why its important to discuss
Grabs the reader's attention and connects to summary
Examples: Interesting question, Fact or statistic, metaphor/simile, Description, or Quotation
What is a Hook
Background information on the topic, and why its important to discuss
What is a Summary
Multiple choice: What word does this definition go to? "A reason for or against believing in something."
-Argument
-Claim
-Evidence
What is a Argument
Justification
What is Detailed explanation that connects the evidence to premise and to the claim
Detailed explanation that connects the evidence to premise and to the claim
What is a Justification
What is this? Evidence directly from the text. Must be cited.
Quote