To evaluate an argumentative text effectively, a reader can consider the following questions:
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What evidence does the author provide to support their claims? - This question prompts the reader to analyze the strength and relevance of the evidence used in the argument.
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Are there any logical fallacies in the author's reasoning? - By identifying logical fallacies, the reader can assess the validity of the arguments presented.
These questions help readers critically assess the quality and persuasiveness of the text's argument. Would you like more examples or explanations related to evaluating argumentative texts?
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