by BlastRoom
Name the parts of a persuasive text, spot the part that is missing, and order the parts so the argument follows.
#persuasive_structure#matatag_english_8

20 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Read this opening: "Every recess, plastic bottles fill our canteen bins. The student council must decide whether to bring back the water refilling station." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer states: "Our school should bring back the water refilling station in the canteen." Which part of a persuasive text is this line?
A writer adds: "The station should return because many students cannot afford to buy a drink at every recess." Which part of a persuasive text is this line?
A writer adds: "Last year the canteen sold 4,200 bottles of water, and the barangay collector recorded 60 sacks of plastic from our school." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer adds: "Teachers who oppose the station argue that a shared tap can spread illness if nobody cleans it daily." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer adds: "That worry is fair, but the janitor's log shows the tap was disinfected twice a day last year with no illness reported." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer ends: "Sign the council petition this Friday so the refilling station is running before classes resume." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer adds: "For these reasons, a refilling station costs the school little, cuts plastic waste, and keeps students drinking safely." Which part of a persuasive text is this?
A writer arguing for a canteen rice meal writes: "Some people think students should never eat lunch at school at all." Why is this a weak counterclaim?
A writer supports a rule keeping phones in lockers during class. Which sentence states the opposing view fairly?
Counterclaim: "Changing the jeepney route will make trips to the market longer for vendors." Which response actually rebuts this counterclaim?
"Videoke noise on our street keeps neighbors awake. The barangay should set a 9 p.m. limit, because children need sleep to follow morning lessons. Support the limit at Sunday's assembly." Which part is missing?
"Videoke on our street often runs past midnight. Children who sleep late cannot follow morning lessons, and a health survey found 30 of them sleep under six hours. Attend Sunday's assembly." Which part is missing?
"The canteen should sell hot rice meals. Students need filling food to last until dismissal. A survey shows 8 of 10 buy outside the gate. Please sign the request this week." Which part is missing?
"Phones should stay in lockers during class. Parents who object say they cannot reach their children in an emergency. Sign the petition on Friday to support the locker rule." Which part is missing?
A writer drafts three sentences. (1) The river should be cleaned every quarter. (2) Plastic clogs the outlet after every storm. (3) Join the clean-up on Saturday morning. Which order makes the argument follow?
A writer drafts three sentences. (1) Logs back this up: 40 players wait outside at 5:30. (2) The main reason is that many students can only train after class. (3) The covered court should stay open until 8 p.m. Which order makes the argument follow?
In a persuasive text, where does a rebuttal belong?
Which part of a persuasive text supplies the figures, records or testimony that back up a reason?
Counterclaim: "Keeping the covered court open until 8 p.m. will disturb the families living beside it." Which response answers this counterclaim?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Factual Knowledge and Statistical Inference
40 questions