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ARGUMENT EVALUATION NAME: ______________________ The questions that follow are adapted from A Rhetoric of Argument, Chapter 8. The strongest aspect of your argument was: Needs work CLAIM Is the judgment (or claim) clear? Is the claim too sweeping, or is it appropriately qualified? Does the writer establish significance of claim and/or show why the issue is controversial? SUPPORT (If necessary) Does the argument...
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ARGUMENT EVALUATION NAME: ______________________ The questions that follow are adapted from A Rhetoric of Argument, Chapter 8. The strongest aspect of your argument was:
Needs work CLAIM Is the judgment (or claim) clear? Is the claim too sweeping, or is it appropriately qualified? Does the writer establish significance of claim and/or show why the issue is controversial? SUPPORT (If necessary) Does the argument explain or defend the criteria used to evaluate? Is enough offered evidence to ensure that what is being evaluated meets the criteria? If the evaluation is a comparison, does the argument clearly demonstrate that the subject is better than the alternative? AUDIENCE Is the tone suited to the audience? Does the argument effectively appeal to the knowledge, values, & beliefs of the intended audience? ORGANIZATION & STYLE Is the organization effective? Does the writer demonstrate skill with language? GRADE:
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