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    This document provides a checklist to evaluate the argumentative elements of a text. The checklist examines whether the introduction attracts the reader's attention, sets up the issue, and clearly states the thesis. It evaluates if the body clearly presents and supports arguments with sufficient evidence and properly developed ideas. It also checks if the conclusion clearly begins and summarizes the body's ideas to pull everything together. Finally, it considers the overall logical organization and use of linking devices in the text.

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    This document provides a checklist to evaluate the argumentative elements of a text. The checklist examines whether the introduction attracts the reader's attention, sets up the issue, and clearly states the thesis. It evaluates if the body clearly presents and supports arguments with sufficient evidence and properly developed ideas. It also checks if the conclusion clearly begins and summarizes the body's ideas to pull everything together. Finally, it considers the overall logical organization and use of linking devices in the text.

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    Checklist To Evaluate The Argumentative Text Used by The Group

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    This document provides a checklist to evaluate the argumentative elements of a text. The checklist examines whether the introduction attracts the reader's attention, sets up the issue, and clearly states the thesis. It evaluates if the body clearly presents and supports arguments with sufficient evidence and properly developed ideas. It also checks if the conclusion clearly begins and summarizes the body's ideas to pull everything together. Finally, it considers the overall logical organization and use of linking devices in the text.

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    Checklist to evaluate the argumentative text used by the group

    Yes The introduction 1. Does it attract the readers attention? 2. Does it set the scene for the issue? 3. Does it state the thesis clearly with the taken position? The body of the essay 1. Are the arguments clearly stated? 2. Are the arguments clearly supported? 3. Is there enough evidence to support the writers claims and ideas? . Do any of the ideas need to !e developed further? ". Are any ideas repeated too often? #. Does it include information from the readings? The Conclusion 1. Is it clear where the conclusion !egins? 2. Does it summari$e the ideas used in the !ody of the essay? 3. Does it pull the essay together at the end? Language 1. Does the te%t present a logical organi$ation? 2. Are the linking devices properly used? X X

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