Argumentative Writing Flashcards

A style of writing that presents a clear viewpoint and supports it with evidence and reasoning to persuade the audience.

To convince the audience of a viewpoint or persuade them to take action.

The intended reader or listener, whose beliefs or actions the writer aims to influence.

The attitude conveyed through language choices, which should be appropriate to the audience and purpose.

The level of formality used, which should suit the audience and purpose of the piece.

Techniques such as rhetorical questions, repetition, and emotive language used to persuade the audience.

An opposing viewpoint that is acknowledged and refuted to strengthen the writer's argument.

How ideas are logically linked within and across paragraphs using discourse markers and structural linking.

A strong introduction that grabs attention, states the viewpoint, and outlines the argument.

Correct use of spelling, punctuation, and grammar to ensure clarity and credibility.