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Argument Writing

Convince Me… In argumentative writing, a writer takes a position _______ or _________ an issue and writes to convince the reader to believe or do something. FOR AGAINST

Argumentative writing is often used in advertisements to get the reader to buy a product. It is also used in essays and other types of writing to get the reader to accept a point of view. In order to convince the reader you need more than an opinion. You need _______ to back your opinion. So, be sure to do the __________! Evidence RESEARCH

Argumentative writing follows a particular format. It has an _________________, a ______________, where the argument is developed, and a _______________. After writing an essay, like any other piece of writing, you should read, revise, and ___________ before publishing the final product. Before starting, check the rubric to see how you will be evaluated, as well as all the ingredients required to write the essay. INTRODUCTIONBODY CONCLUSION REWRITE

Introduction : The introduction has a “hook or grabber” to catch the reader’s attention. Some “grabbers” include: 1.Opening with an _____________________ An elephant’s trunk weighs about 300 lbs. 2.Opening with a _______________________ Cigarettes are the number one cause of lung cancer in Canada. 3.Opening with a ___________________ Elbert Hubbard once said, “Truth is stranger than fiction.” 4.Opening with an ______________________ An amusing and attention short story that is short and to the point can be a very effective grabber 5.Opening with a ________________________ Sometimes a statistic or fact will add emphasis or interest to your topic. It may be wise to include the item’s authoritative source, “An estimated 17 percent of children and adolescents ages 2-19 years are obese.” (Center for Disease Control) unusual detail strong statement quotation anecdote Statistic or fact

6.Opening with an intriguing _____________________ How many books do you think we’d read if it were not for television? 7.Opening with an ______________________. The whole world watched as the comet flew overhead. The introduction should also include a ______________ or ________________________. There are three objectives of a claim statement: 1.It tells the reader the specific _______________ of your essay. 2.It imposes manageable ______________ on that topic. 3.It suggests the ________________ of your paper. Your claim says to the reader: “I’ve thought about this _____________, I know what I _____________ about it, and I know how to ______________ it.” Question Exaggeration thesis claim statement topic limits Organization topicbelieve organize

The Body : The writer then provides ___________________ to support the opinion offered in the thesis statement in the introduction. The body should consist of at least __________ paragraphs. Each paragraph is based on a solid reason to back your claim statement. Since almost all issues have sound arguments on both sides of the question, a good argumentative writer tries to anticipate opposing viewpoints and provide counter-arguments along with the main points in the essay. One sentence in your essay should be used to acknowledge the _______________________ and give your counter-argument. Evidence three Opposing viewpoint

The Conclusion: A piece of argumentative writing usually ends by summarizing the most important details of the argument and stating once again what the reader is to believe or do. 1.Restate your claim statement. 2.Summarize the reasons: The conclusion enables your reader to recall the main points of your position. In order to do this you can paraphrase the main points of your argument. 3.Write a personal comment or call for action. You can do this:  With a _______________: This can be used with a narrative or a cause and effect discussion. The conclusion may suggest or predict what the results may or may not be in the situation discussed or in similar situations.  With a _______________: Closing with a question lets your readers make their own predictions, draw their own conclusions.  With _____________________: A recommendation’s closing is one that stresses the actions or remedies that should be taken.  With a ________________: Since a quotation may summarize, predict, question, or call for action, you may use a quotation within a conclusion for nearly any kind of paper. prediction Question recommendation quotation