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What are the key components of a strong argument?

Clear claim, relevant evidence, and thorough analysis.

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What are the key components of a strong argument?

Clear claim, relevant evidence, and thorough analysis.

What makes a strong claim?

Specific, debatable, and relevant to the prompt.

What is a claim?

Main argument or stance; what you're trying to prove.

What is evidence?

Information used to support a claim; proof to make the argument believable.

What is commentary/analysis?

Explanation of how evidence supports a claim.

Explain the importance of using a variety of evidence.

Makes the argument more robust and convincing.

Why is it important to cite evidence correctly?

Shows credibility and avoids plagiarism.

What is the role of transitions in argumentation?

Connect evidence and build a strong, logical argument.