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English 10 B E-Learning
Writing an Argumentative Essay about the Nobel Prize in Literature — Unit test
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Writing an Argumentative Essay about the Nobel Prize in Literature — Unit test
Question 22 • English 10 B E-Learning
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A counterclaim states both a reason and evidence to support a claim, which a rebuttal rejects to show a second opinion about the claim.
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A counterclaim states the limitations of the central claim, which a rebuttal acknowledges and clarifies using evidence to support the claim.
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A counterclaim states another version of the central claim, which a rebuttal compares to the original claim.
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A counterclaim states an opposing viewpoint to the claim, which a rebuttal fairly and logically addresses.
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