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Parts of an Essay
Persuasive Techniques
Argumentative Writing
100

Stating a position or opinion about a topic.

What is Claim?

100

To restate in one’s own words

What is paraphrasing?

100

Grabs the reader's attention.

What is the hook?

100

This logical fallacy is when if A happens, the Z will happen too. Taking it to far.

What is Slippery Slope?

100

Google and Bing are...

What is a search engine?

200

Facts, Statistics, Expert Opinions

What is evidence?

200

To be trusted or believed. Way to describe a source.

What is credible?

200

The statements that directly support the claim. We have been taught to have three.

What are reasons?

200

Daily Double

Ethos, Pathos, Logos are...

What are rhetorical appeals?

200
The two most trusted website domains.

What is .org and .gov?

300

DAILY DOUBLE

To locate information from a variety of sources or the information found from investigating a variety of sources.

What is research?

300

Closely connected to the matter at hand (for example, evidence supporting a claim). It is important to what we are discussing.

What is relevant?

300

The part of the essay in which you restate your claim and summarize your essay. This can include a call to action.

What is the conclusion?

300

This logical fallacy is when you restate the argument without proving it.

What is circular reasoning?

300

Giving credit to the authors of source information

What is a citation?

400

Taking and using as your own the words and ideas of another.

What is plaigarism?

400

A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward a subject.

What is tone?

400

This is used to tell why the evidence proves the reason.

What is the explanation?

400

A rhetorical appeal to the reader’s or listener’s senses or emotions through connotative language and imagery.

What is pathos?

400

The point of view that should NOT be used when writing an argumentative essay.

What is first person?

500

A public debate or dispute concerning a matter of opinion.

What is a Controversy?

500

A rhetorical appeal to reason or logic through statistics, facts, and reasonable examples.

What is logos?

500

DAILY DOUBLE

This paragraph is when you provide the other side of the argument and beat your opponents to their main points. 

What is counterargument/Counterclaim?

500

The purpose of logical fallacies...

What is to make an argument less effective and to manipulate people?

500

Provide a way to start a sentence for evidence.

What is... "According to the text" "The author states" "Based on the text, it says" etc.?