Sound Argument

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Grade 9 English

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Joanna Marie Dalipe

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Froggy Jumps Sound ArgumentVersion en ligne Grade 9 English par Joanna Marie Dalipe 1 What is a Sound Argument? a An argument that is based on personal opinion. b An argument that is emotional. c An argument that has true and reliable evidence 2 Which one is a sound argument? a People should exercise because my friend exercised once and still got sick. b ‘Students should sleep 8 hours because I don’t like waking up early.’ c People should wear helmets while biking because research shows wearing helmet lower head injuries. 3 Which one is a sound argument? a ‘Eating vegetables improves health because they contain vitamins and minerals the body needs.’ b ‘Eat vegetables because I like the color.’ c Vegetables are poisonous 4 What are the two components of a sound argument? a Opinion and argument b Conclusion and premise(s) c Claim and bias 5 What is a conclusion in a sound argument? a The idea we are asked to believe b A personal opinion c An example or story 6 What are premise(s) in a sound argument? a The main topic of the text. b The reasons or evidence showing the conclusion is true. c The writer’s feelings. 7 Which of the following words is a conclusion indicator? a therefore b because c due to 8 Which of the following words or phrases is a premise indicator? a thus b because c hence

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Sound ArgumentVersion en ligne

Grade 9 English

par Joanna Marie Dalipe

What is a Sound Argument?

An argument that is based on personal opinion.

An argument that is emotional.

An argument that has true and reliable evidence

Which one is a sound argument?

People should exercise because my friend exercised once and still got sick.

‘Students should sleep 8 hours because I don’t like waking up early.’

People should wear helmets while biking because research shows wearing helmet lower head injuries.

Which one is a sound argument?

‘Eating vegetables improves health because they contain vitamins and minerals the body needs.’

‘Eat vegetables because I like the color.’

Vegetables are poisonous

What are the two components of a sound argument?

Opinion and argument

Conclusion and premise(s)

Claim and bias

What is a conclusion in a sound argument?

The idea we are asked to believe

A personal opinion

An example or story

What are premise(s) in a sound argument?

The main topic of the text.

The reasons or evidence showing the conclusion is true.

The writer’s feelings.

Which of the following words is a conclusion indicator?

therefore

because

due to

Which of the following words or phrases is a premise indicator?

thus

because

hence

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What is a Sound Argument?

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Which one is a sound argument?

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What is a conclusion in a sound argument?

What are premise(s) in a sound argument?

Which of the following words is a conclusion indicator?

Which of the following words or phrases is a premise indicator?

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