Argumentative Notes
The genre of writing we are currently working on.
Where the Attention grabber, state the issue of concern, your position, and thesis statement is found.
What is the first paragraph?
The section that scores the essay for an adequate claim.
What is Purpose/ Organization.
You write this on the right-hand side
What are notes?
What is 5?
The attention grabber found in the introduction of an essay.
What is a Hook?
The words or phrases that make a smooth change from one idea to another and mostly found at the beginning of each paragraph.
What are transitions?
The section that scores the essay for punctuation
What are conventions
This is written under the title of your Cornell Notes and provides the focus of your notes.
What is an essential question?
Number of hooks presented in our Notes for argumentative writing.
What is 6?
The other view of the issue that the writer presents.
What is a counter-argument/opposing argument?
Where the counter-arguments can be found.
What are the body paragraphs?
The section where citations are scored in the rubric.
What is Evidence/Elaboration section?
These are written as you study your notes.
What are questions?
The number of possible points in the rubric.
Two words that refer to the two opposite sides of an issue.
What brainstorming pros and cons of each author's claim.
What the writer feels to be true and found in the first paragraph and talks about
What is the claim?
These two parts of the essay are like the bread of a sandwich that are scored in the Purpose/ Organization section of the rubric.
What is the introduction and conclusion?
Where the essential question is answered
What is a summary?
The number of categories in the Argumentative Rubric.
What is three?
The genre of Writing in which the writer must present a strong claim and support that claim with “sufficient evidence” and relevant “valid reasoning.”
What is argumentative writing?
The statement in which the writer gives his/her reasons that will be developed in the body paragraphs.
What is the thesis statement?
Stands for No Score.
What is NS
The reason for writing questions.
What is to review/study the notes?
The minimum score needed to pass the argumentative essay.
What is 7?