Introducing an Argument Quick Check

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What purpose does the opening statement of an argumentative text serve for the reader?(1 point)
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It is a blueprint for building a cohesive argument.
It is a blueprint for building a cohesive argument.

It is a guidepost to identify specific evidence.
It is a guidepost to identify specific evidence.

It is a map to navigate the reasons and evidence presented.
It is a map to navigate the reasons and evidence presented.

It is a diagram for understanding claims and counterclaims.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

It is a map to navigate the reasons and evidence presented.

The opening statement of an argumentative text typically outlines the main argument or thesis, helping readers understand what to expect and how to navigate the subsequent reasons and evidence.