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English 2 - Midterm Unit 1: Intro to English II (pt. 2)


English 2 - Midterm Unit 1: Intro to English II (pt. 2)Version en ligne clairo labubu dubai chocolate :) par John Lawrence 1 C.E.R is a paragraph structure. What does C.E.R stand for? a Claim, Evidence, Reasoning b Collection, Elective, Rationality c Cite, Explain, Restate 2 R.A.C.E is a paragraph structure. What does R.A.C.E stand for? a Reasoning, Answer, Claim, Evidence b Restate, Alliteration, Cite, Explain c Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain 3 What is the structure of argumentation and debate? a Opening statements, Rebuttals, Closing statements b Rebuttals, Opening statements, Closing statements c Your argument, Reasoning, Conversation in between, Rebuttals, Final thoughts, An actual closing statement 4 What happens in the opening statement of a debate? a introduces yourself or your group, states your claim, and gives a brief overview of your reasoning for your belief/claim b a response to the argument and reasoning c a brief summary of argument and evidence. Explain to the moderator and/or audience why they should side with you over the other group 5 What happens in the rebuttal of a debate? a introduces yourself or your group, states your claim, and gives a brief overview of your reasoning for your belief/claim b a response to the argument and reasoning c a brief summary of argument and evidence. Explain to the moderator and/or audience why they should side with you over the other group 6 What happens in the closing statement of a debate? a introduces yourself or your group, states your claim, and gives a brief overview of your reasoning for your belief/claim b a response to the argument and reasoning c a brief summary of argument and evidence. Explain to the moderator and/or audience why they should side with you over the other group 7 “Our group believes _______ because __________.” “According to (source), ________ .” “___________ proves our point because ________.” These are examples of what? a Openers for an opening statement b Argumentative statements for a rebuttal c Closers for a closing statement 8 “I know your group said that _________, but I would argue that ________.” These are examples of what? a Openers for an opening statement b Argumentative statements for a rebuttal c Closers for a closing statement 9 “To reiterate: _____.” “As we have stated, _____.” “We supported our claims using _____.” These are examples of what? a Openers for an opening statement b Argumentative statements for a rebuttal c Closers for a closing statement 10 True or False? Arguments should be supported with facts and logic. a True b 11 True or False? Personal attacks and irrelevant information upgrade your argument. a True b False

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English 2 - Midterm Unit 1: Intro to English II (pt. 2)Version en ligne

par John Lawrence

C.E.R is a paragraph structure. What does C.E.R stand for?

R.A.C.E is a paragraph structure. What does R.A.C.E stand for?

What is the structure of argumentation and debate?

What happens in the opening statement of a debate?

What happens in the rebuttal of a debate?

What happens in the closing statement of a debate?

“Our group believes _ because .” “According to (source), .” “_ proves our point because __.” These are examples of what?

“I know your group said that _, but I would argue that .” These are examples of what?

“To reiterate: ___.” “As we have stated, _.” “We supported our claims using ___.” These are examples of what?

True or False? Arguments should be supported with facts and logic.

True or False? Personal attacks and irrelevant information upgrade your argument.

English 2 - Midterm Unit 1: Intro to English II (pt. 2)

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English 2 - Midterm Unit 1: Intro to English II (pt. 2)Version en ligne

par John Lawrence

C.E.R is a paragraph structure. What does C.E.R stand for?

R.A.C.E is a paragraph structure. What does R.A.C.E stand for?

What is the structure of argumentation and debate?

What happens in the opening statement of a debate?

What happens in the rebuttal of a debate?

What happens in the closing statement of a debate?

“Our group believes _______ because __________.” “According to (source), ________ .” “___________ proves our point because ________.” These are examples of what?

“I know your group said that _________, but I would argue that ________.” These are examples of what?

“To reiterate: _____.” “As we have stated, _____.” “We supported our claims using _____.” These are examples of what?

True or False? Arguments should be supported with facts and logic.

True or False? Personal attacks and irrelevant information upgrade your argument.

“Our group believes _ because .” “According to (source), .” “_ proves our point because __.” These are examples of what?

“I know your group said that _, but I would argue that .” These are examples of what?

“To reiterate: ___.” “As we have stated, _.” “We supported our claims using ___.” These are examples of what?