Argumentative Terms
Paragraphs
Research
Citations
Murder
100

A statement that one believes to be true; the main argument of an argumentative essay

What is a 'claim'?

100

This paragraph is where the reader learns the claim and subclaims.

What is the introduction paragraph?

100

T-chart used to organized researching into two sides of the argument

What is a Pro/Con Chart?

100

The header that goes above the list of sources at the end of the essay

What is 'Works Cited'?

100

Mr. Xavier's killer

Who is the chef and his brother?

200

Information that supports a claim 

What is 'evidence'?

200

This paragraph wraps up the entire argument.

What is the conclusion paragraph?

200

French cooking phrase used as an analogy to describe the practice of gathering your research before you begin writing

What is 'Mise en Place'?

200

The order for the Works Cited list

What is alphabetical order?

200

Mr. Xavier's cause of death

What is a heart attack due to an overdose of his heart medication?

300

A statement that supports the claim / reason why the claim is correct

What is a 'subclaim'?

300
This paragraph uses evidence and reasoning to prove a subclaim?
What is a body paragraph?
300

Sweet and savory food combination used as analogy for how research & organization go hand-in-hand

What are Oreos & salsa?

300
The name of the citation that goes in parentheses after the evidence in the body paragraph

What is the 'in-text citation'?

300

Mr. Kelley's killer

Who is Mr. Scott?

400

The process of making a logical connection between evidence and a subclaim

What is 'reasoning'?

400

This part of the introduction paragraph gets the readers attention

What is a 'hook'?

400

Specific word Mr. Beck used to describe evidence that is trustworthy and credible

What is 'reliable' evidence?

400

The correct way to punctuate an in-text citation

What is a period after the parenthesis?

400
The weapon used to kill Mr. Kelley

What is a knife?

500

A coherent set of reasons, statements or facts meant to establish a position and/or persuade others

What is an 'argument'?

500

This opposing viewpoint can be introduced in the third body paragraph.

What is a 'counterargument'?

500

Specific word Mr. Beck used to describe evidence that is directly related to the argument you're researching

What is 'relevant' evidence?

500

The full name of the group behind the 'MLA' citation

What is the 'Modern Language Association'?

500

Last name of the man who was found at the bottom of the stairs

Who is Mr. Felting?