Across
- 4. off topic, not important to argument
- 6. responding directly/ specifically to your opponents argument
- 10. something said about topic- quoted in exact words
- 12. an opposing claim included to be proved incorrect
- 13. evidence seen/ observed directly
- 15. often used to START new paragraphs
- 17. something that is trust worthy, believable
- 18. the first sentence in a piece of writing used to grab reader attention
Down
- 1. specific facts, detail and information that supports the reason for a claim
- 2. measurable/ provable information
- 3. an invention or call for reader to take some desired action placed at the end of argument
- 5. real world model that illiterates reasoning
- 7. authors opinion / position thesis, found in first paragraph
- 8. noting where you gathered information
- 9. claim on a controversy supported by REASON used to persuade others
- 11. public debate or dispute concerning a matter of opinion
- 14. number evidence including percentages and ratios
- 16. a story used to prove your reasoning