Crossword puzzle : Structured argumentation in English

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Structured argumentation in English [B2] — VocaVerb

Ready to test your knowledge of structured argumentation in English? This crossword will challenge you to recall key terms and expressions used to build logical, well-organized arguments. From linking words to rhetorical techniques, explore the essential vocabulary that makes a persuasive text truly convincing. Sharpen your pencil and put your B2 skills to the test!

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Clues

Across

  1. 1. A response that disproves an argument
  2. 3. In a higher position
  3. 7. Continuing until now
  4. 8. Evidence that backs up a claim
  5. 11. The number 3
  6. 12. At which place
  7. 13. The central point of attention
  8. 15. A particular attitude or opinion
  9. 16. Many times frequently
  10. 17. Giving reasons to support a decision

Down

  1. 1. To prove a claim is wrong
  2. 2. Main argument of an essay
  3. 4. An opposing argument or view
  4. 5. A personal view or judgment
  5. 6. Final summary of an argument
  6. 7. A clear expression of something
  7. 9. To give reasons for or against
  8. 10. Process of forming logical conclusions
  9. 14. In a lower position

Answers

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Across

  • 1. A response that disproves an argument → rebuttal
  • 3. In a higher position → above
  • 7. Continuing until now → still
  • 8. Evidence that backs up a claim → support
  • 11. The number 3 → three
  • 12. At which place → where
  • 13. The central point of attention → focus
  • 15. A particular attitude or opinion → viewpoint
  • 16. Many times frequently → often
  • 17. Giving reasons to support a decision → justifying

Down

  • 1. To prove a claim is wrong → refute
  • 2. Main argument of an essay → thesis
  • 4. An opposing argument or view → counterpoint
  • 5. A personal view or judgment → opinion
  • 6. Final summary of an argument → conclusion
  • 7. A clear expression of something → statement
  • 9. To give reasons for or against → argue
  • 10. Process of forming logical conclusions → reasoning
  • 14. In a lower position → below

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