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What should a writer include when formulating a strong claim in an argumentative essay? Check all that apply.
a viewpoint on the topic
the topic of the argument
a strong bias about the topic
a detailed rebuttal to the topic
the major reasons supporting the topic
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- a viewpoint on the topic
- the topic of the argument
- the major reasons supporting the topic
A strong claim (thesis) clearly states the topic, takes a clear stance on it, and often hints at the main reasons that will be developed. It should not be an unfairly biased rant (unsupported bias) nor a detailed rebuttal — counterarguments and rebuttals belong elsewhere in the essay.
- a viewpoint on the topic
- the topic of the argument
- the major reasons supporting the topic
A strong claim (thesis) clearly states the topic, takes a clear stance on it, and often hints at the main reasons that will be developed. It should not be an unfairly biased rant (unsupported bias) nor a detailed rebuttal — counterarguments and rebuttals belong elsewhere in the essay.
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