What is the point of ARGUMENTATIVE writing?

What is the point of ARGUMENTATIVE writing?

A. Present information on a topic

B. To make a point of offer evidence to support my position

C. To tell a story

D. To rant and rave and totally flame someone

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The point of argumentative writing is primarily B. To make a point or offer evidence to support my position. Argumentative writing aims to convince the reader of a particular viewpoint by presenting logical reasoning, evidence, and analysis. While presenting information (A) is part of the process, the main goal is to persuade, rather than just inform. Options C and D do not align with the primary purpose of argumentative writing; storytelling and rants do not focus on structured argumentation and evidence-based support.

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