Part A Directions: Match the word to the definition. (1 pt each)
1. Introduction
A. support for your claim; must be cited (credit is given to the source and
2. Thesis Statement
from a reliable source
3. Claim
B. proves the counterclaim wrong; is written with the same steps as a claim
4. Evidence
C. tells the reader what your essay is about
5. Counter-Claim
D. wraps up your essay with a restatement of your position and claims
6. Rebuttal
E. reasons why you take your position; paragraphs for claim include
7. Conclusion
statement of the claim, evidence, commentary, and a concluding
sentence
F. acknowledging the other side of the argument; must include opposite
position and one piece of evidence to support it.
G. informs the reader of your position and reasons for taking that position