irw chapter 15
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Part Four:Critical Thinking, Reading, and Writing
Chapter 15:Critical Thinking: Reading and
Writing Arguments
PowerPoint by Sarah Gilliam, Instructor of English
Mountain Empire Community College
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In Concert:An Integrated Reading and Writing Approach
by Kathleen T. McWhorter
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Chapter 15: Critical Thinking: Reading and Writing Arguments
In this chapter, you will learn how to:
Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Goal 5
Goal 4
Understand the use of argument
Recognize the parts of an argument
Read an argument effectively
Think critically about arguments
Write argument paragraphs
Write argument essaysGoal 6
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An argument is a line of reasoning intended to persuade a reader or listener to agree with a particular viewpoint or action.
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Goal 1: Understand the Use of Argument
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An Argument Contains:
• An Issue
• A Claim
• Support
• Refutation
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Goal 2: Recognize the Parts of an Argument
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Recognizing types of supporting evidence is crucial in reading an argument effectively.
What are some types of supporting evidence?
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Goal 3: Read an Argument Effectively
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What are strategies for reading arguments
effectively?
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Goal 3: Read an Argument Effectively
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Critical Thinking Strategies for Argument:
1. Evaluating Evidence
2. Examining Opposing Viewpoints
3. Considering Emotional Appeals
4. Identifying Errors in Reason
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Goal 4: Think Critically About Arguments
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Helpful Tips:
• Review the paragraph writing strategies from Chapter 5 and Chapter 6 of your textbook.
• Topic sentences in an argument paragraph should identify the issue and state the author’s claim about the issue.
• Support your position with evidence and reasons.
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Goal 5: Write Argument Paragraphs
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Helpful Tip:
• Review the essay writing techniques from Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 of the textbook.
What are some strategies specifically for writing argument essays?
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Goal 6: Write Argument Essays
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Goal 1: Understand the Use of Argument
Review Questions
Fill in the Blank:
An argument is a line of reasoning intended to _____________ a reader or listener to agree with a particular viewpoint or action.
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Goal 1: Understand the Use of Argument
Review Questions
Fill in the Blank:
An argument is a line of reasoning intended to persuade a reader or listener to agree with a particular viewpoint or action.
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Goal 2: Recognize the Parts of an Argument
Review Questions
Which of the following does an argument NOT always contain?
A. Claim
B. Refutation
C. Support
D. Issue
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Goal 2: Recognize the Parts of an Argument
Review Questions
Which of the following does an argument NOT always contain?
A. Claim
B. Refutation
C. Support
D. Issue
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Goal 3: Read an Argument EffectivelyReview Questions
True or False:
Identifying the author’s claim and any supporting evidence is not reading the argument effectively.
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Goal 3: Read an Argument EffectivelyReview Questions
True or False:
False: Identifying the author’s claim and any supporting evidence is not reading the argument effectively.
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Goal 4: Think Critically About Arguments
Review Questions
Which of the following is an effective strategy for thinking critically about arguments?
A. Examining other views
B. Evaluating the evidence
C. Finding errors in logic
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
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Goal 4: Think Critically About Arguments
Review Questions
Which of the following is an effective strategy for thinking critically about arguments?
A. Examining other views
B. Evaluating the evidence
C. Finding errors in logic
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
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Goal 5: Write Argument ParagraphsReview Questions
Fill in the Blank:
____________ _____________ in an argument paragraph should identify the issue and state the author’s claim about the issue.
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Goal 5: Write Argument ParagraphsReview Questions
Fill in the Blank:
Topic sentences in an argument paragraph should identify the issue and state the author’s claim about the issue.
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Goal 6: Write Argument EssaysReview Questions
Which of the following is NOT one of the types of audience?
A. Those who agree
B. Those who disagree
C. Those who agree and disagree strongly
D. Neutral audiences
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Goal 6: Write Argument EssaysReview Questions
Which of the following is NOT one of the types of audience?
A. Those who agree
B. Those who disagree
C. Those who agree and disagree strongly
D. Neutral audiences
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