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Question 2 • Common Core ELA 11 - ELA3011 IC

In a compare-and-contrast paragraph, a strong argument must

Answer
A
contain plenty of emotional and personal language.
B
provide support in the form of details and relevant facts.
C
explain why opposite opinions may be perfectly valid.
D
address all doubts a reader may potentially have.

Explanation

A strong compare-and-contrast argument needs evidence to make its points convincing. Relevant facts and specific details support the comparisons and contrasts being made. Emotional language is not a substitute for evidence, and an argument does not have to validate every opposing opinion or resolve every possible doubt.

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