Which of the following is an effective way to structure an argument in persuasive writing?Question 4Answera.Providing a strong thesis statement and supporting evidence.b.Jumping between different topics without a clear flow.c.Presenting counterarguments without addressing them.d.Including irrelevant information to make the argument longer.

In a persuasive or argumentative essay, the thesis should contain:Group of answer choicesSignal claim and key pointsSignal claim and oppositionOpposition and key pointsSignal claim and summary of research

What should the structure of an argumentative essay include?a.)No more than two sources that support your thesisb.)An equal consideration of both sides of the argumentc.)An acknowledgement of views that conflict with your ownd.)An ending that allows your audience to draw its own conclusions

A persuasive argument is intended to Question 2 options: a) inform the reader. b) entertain the reader. c) influence the reader's thinking.

Why is it important to consider your audience's opinions when making an argument?A.So that you can use simple words that your audience will understandB.So that you know which kinds of information will best persuade your audienceC.So that you can give your audience step-by-step instructions about a taskD.So that you can focus on topics your audience won't find controversialSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

This week you will write the outline for your persuasive essay.Persuasive writing is meant to convince a reader about a particular idea or focus, usually one that you believe in or one you have an opinion on. Whether you are arguing against junk food at school or petitioning for a raise from your boss, persuasion is a skill that everyone should know. To write a persuasive essay follow this outline:            I.    IntroductionA. Grab the reader’s attention by using a “hook”B. Provide needed background informationC. Close with a thesis statement that reveals the position to be argued.II.         BodyA.  Claim #1: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceB. Claim #2: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceC. Claim #3: Reason/Evidence that supports the thesis statement1. Supporting Evidence2. Supporting EvidenceIII. ConclusionA. Restate and reinforce the thesis and supporting evidence.1. Remember to avoid bringing up any new ideas in the conclusion. References:List 3 references in APA formatYour document should:Be 12pt in sizeBe in Times New Roman fontHave 1-inch marginsInclude 3 references in APA format