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| 1. | Pattern of organization in which a proposition problem is that stated and Anna analyzed and then one or more solutions are proposed his appointment with evidence often is persuasive in nature and reflective reflects opinion the bias and personal viewpoint of the author |
| 2. | The writers position on an issue or problem although an argument focuses on supporting one claim a writer may make more than one claim in a text |
| 3. | The side of any issue that he or she favors words with extremely positive or native connotations are often based signal of an authors bias |
| 4. | A generalization is to be broad you can often recognize overgeneralizations by the appearance of words and phrases such as all everyone every time any anything no one or not |
| 6. | Is a statement or beliefs based on evidence experience and reasoning. a valid conclusion is one that logically follows from the facts or statements upon which it is based |
| 8. | An argument made to oppose another argument a good argument anticipates opposing viewpoints and provides counterguments to disapprove them |
| 12. | Speaking or writing that expresses a position on the problem and supports it with reasons and evidence and argued often takes into account other point of use a anticipating in answering objections that the Opponents might raise |
| 13. | Is an expression of the writers attitude towards the subject such as angry sad and humorous can use to describe different owns the tone can also be neutral with no emotion at all |
| 14. | A specific piece of information that supports the claim evidence can take the form of a fact a quotient an example assistive stick or a personal expense among other things |