Thesis And Argument In English Composition

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Ready to turn your ideas into stronger arguments? Thesis And Argument In English Composition features interactive Select Answer, Open-ended, Scale, and Word Cloud activities that help learners understand thesis statements, build logical arguments, evaluate evidence, and strengthen persuasive writing. Perfect for students, teachers, writing workshops, and composition classes.

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3 - Word Cloud

In one word: what makes you believe someone?

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6 - Select Answer

A commercial shows a doctor recommending a toothpaste. which appeal is this?

1. Ethos
2. Pathos
3. Logos
4. None of the above

7 - Leader Board

8 - Content

9 - Multiple Choice

Which thesis is strongest?

1. Many colleges have different policies on exam retakes.
2. Grading systems in college need to change.
3. Colleges should allow one exam retake per course because it reduces test anxiety, better reflects mastery, and encourages a growth mindset.
4. Exams are stressful for students.

10 - Select Answer

What's wrong with this thesis: social media has both good and bad effects on students?

1. It's too narrow
2. It doesn't take a clear stance — it's not arguable
3. It has too many citations
4. It's grammatically incorrect

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12 - Select Answer

What's wrong with this thesis: this essay will discuss college tuition?

1. Announces the topic, not a position.
2. It's too controversial
3. It's too short
4. It uses first person

13 - Leader Board

14 - Content

15 - Ranking

Rank these types of evidence from most to least persuasive in an academic essay:

1. Statistics & data
2. Expert testimony
3. Real-world case study
4. Personal anecdote

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17 - Select Answer

If we let students retake one exam, soon they'll expect to retake every assignment, and grades will become meaningless.

1. Slippery Slope
2. Straw Man
3. Ad Hominem
4. False Dilemma

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19 - Select Answer

Professor lee's ppposition to retakes just shows she doesn't care about student wellbeing.

1. Hasty Generalization
2. Ad Hominem
3. False Dilemma
4. Slippery Slope

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21 - Select Answer

Either we allow unlimited retakes, or we allow none at aall.

1. False Dilemma
2. Straw Man
3. Hasty Generalization
4. Ad Hominem

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23 - Content

24 - Open Ended

Think of an opinion you hold. what's the strongest argument aomeone could make against it?

25 - Content

26 - Scales

On a scale of 1-5, how confident do you feel writing a strong thesis statement right now?

1. Not confident
2. Slightly confident
3. Somewhat confident
4. Confident
5. Very confident

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