Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED argument practice: claims and evidence
Claims and evidence
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Following an argument: the author's purpose, the claims, the evidence behind them, and how two arguments compare.
On the test, you judge whether evidence supports a claim, and the essay asks which of two positions is better supported.
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: match evidence to its claim
Claims and evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: is the evidence enough?
Judging evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: spot faulty reasoning
Faulty reasoning
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: how claims build an argument
Steps of an argument
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: evidence in a proposal memo
Claims and evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: find the hidden assumption
Hidden assumptions
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: what evidence is missing?
Judging evidence
Identifying and Creating Arguments
Multiple choice
GED writing practice: claims with no evidence
Supported claims
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