Claims, Reasoning, and Evidence

To confuse the reader with contradicting information.

To showcase personal experiences.

To create diversity in writing style.

To provide a well-rounded and convincing argument.

A compound sentence

A complex sentence

An imperative sentence

A simple sentence

It should present unrelated information to the claim.

It should distract the reader from the main argument.

It should contradict the claim to add complexity to the argument.

It should establish a causal relationship between the claim and the evidence.

A preference for structured verse reflects Romanticism's emphasis on orderliness within natural observation methods.

A valuation of personal emotional experience as superior to empirical evidence aligns with Romantic ideals.

An adherence to classical forms signifies respect for tradition over individualistic perceptions characteristic of Romantic poets.

An objective depiction reinforces Romantic interests in documenting nature scientifically rather than emotionally or intuitively.

By repeating the claim multiple times.

By using emotional language to sway the reader's opinion.

By avoiding the use of statistics.

By providing specific, relevant, and credible information that demonstrates the claim's truth or validity.

By offering statistical evidence that adds credibility to their argument.

By using technical language that underscores their expertise on the subject.

By providing relatable examples that emotionally resonate with readers.

By diverging from the main argument to introduce opposing viewpoints.

A clear stance on the issue being discussed.

An anecdote that provides humor to engage readers.

A detailed biography of a famous person related to the topic.

A list of every source that will be cited in the essay.

Primary source documents

Peer-reviewed studies

Empirical data

Personal narrative

Statistics from reputable sources.

Expert testimony.

Direct quotations from primary texts.

Personal beliefs without any supporting data.

Frequent mentions of future technologies that are speculative at best.

Extensive use of pop culture references popular among teenagers today.

Comparisons between past communication methods and present social media trends.

Technical descriptions of algorithms without explaining their societal impact.