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1. (0:13) What do you already know about addressing opposing claims?

2. (3:07) Why is it important to address opposing or counterclaims in your persuasive writing?
A. No one can accuse you of lying.
B. To show how the other claim doesn't make sense.
C. To acknowledge not everyone agrees on everything.
D. A strong argument stands against counterclaims, instead of avoiding them.
3. (6:34) If you can't disprove an opposing claim, you must
A. show your claim is stronger or more valid with evidence from credible sources
B. dismiss it as a lie
C. draw attention to its flaws by discrediting the author
D. show your claim is more popular with research
4. (10:21) What did this video inspire you to learn more about?

User Bartoszukm
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Answer:

1. The opposing claim should be introduced and supported with strong evidence as if it were your normal claim.

2. D. A strong argument stands against counterclaims, instead of avoiding them.

3. A. show your claim is stronger or more valid with evidence from credible sources.

4. [I cannot answer this question without the video. Sorry that this question is left unanswered.]

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