Argumentative Writing
What is a claim?
Where and when a story takes place.
What is setting?
The three rhetorical appeals.
What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
Ms. Scalise graduated from this university.
What is Penn State?
A part of the introduction to an argumentative essay that makes the reader interested in reading more.
What is a hook?
What a story is mostly about.
What is a main idea?
The rhetorical appeal that should be used the least.
What is pathos?
The number of cats Ms. Scalise has.
What is 2?
A part of the introduction to an argumentative essay that explains the topic of the paper.
What is background information?
The point of view that uses the pronouns I, me, and my.
What is 1st person point of view?
The rhetorical appeal that relies on the emotional response of the reader to make an impact.
What is pathos?
One of Ms. Scalise's cats is named Lady Baby. The name of the other cat is...
What is Domino?
The opposite side of an argument that must be acknowledged in the body of an argumentative essay.
What is a counterclaim or counterargument?
The point of view that uses the pronouns he, she, they, and them.
What is 3rd person point of view?
The rhetorical appeal that utilizes evidence like data and statistics to support an argument.
A part of the introduction to an argumentative essay that contains the claim that the writer is making.
What is a thesis statement?
The universal message about life which an author conveys to the reader through the plot of a story.
What is a theme?
The rhetorical appeal that relies on the credibility of the speaker or source to have an impact on the audience.
What is ethos?
What is psychology