What are the different strategies of argumentation that can be used in an academic essay? I - Analysis, which consists of describing the parts or ...
What are the different strategies of argumentation that can be used in an academic essay?
I - Analysis, which consists of describing the parts or components of an entity.
II - Comparison and contrast, which serves to point out similarities and differences between two or more sets or entities.
III - Definition, which clarifies a term or concept that the reader may not know.
IV - Classification, which asks about the different classes of the entity.
V - Cause and effect, which examines an object or phenomenon and seeks its origins and consequences.
I - Analysis, which consists of describing the parts or components of an entity.
II - Comparison and contrast, which serves to point out similarities and differences between two or more sets or entities.
III - Definition, which clarifies a term or concept that the reader may not know.
IV - Classification, which asks about the different classes of the entity.
V - Cause and effect, which examines an object or phenomenon and seeks its origins and consequences.
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Rogeria Carolino
All of the provided strategies (I - V) are indeed common methods of argumentation used in academic essays:
I - Analysis: Describing the parts or components of an entity.
II - Comparison and Contrast: Pointing out similarities and differences between two or more sets or entities.
III - Definition: Clarifying a term or concept that the reader may not know.
IV - Classification: Examining the different classes or categories of an entity.
V - Cause and Effect: Examining an object or phenomenon and seeking its origins and consequences.
So, the correct answer is that all of the strategies (I - V) are valid methods of argumentation in an academic essay.
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