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Writing Argumentative Essays Quiz I
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Listed below you will see the four principles of organization for essay writing. Consider the following description and choose the principle below that best identifies it.



1"Make clear at the outset what issue you intend to address and what your position on the issue will be."
A)The principle of sticking to the issue.
B)The principle of logical sequencing.
C)The principle of focus.
D)The principle of completeness.


2"All points you make in an essay should be connected to the issue under discussion."
A)The principle of focus.
B)The principle of sticking to the issue.
C)The principle of logical sequencing.
D)The principle of completeness.


3"Make a point before clarifying it and make sure your reader can discern the relationship between any given sentence and your ultimate goal."
A)The principle of completeness.
B)The principle of sticking to the issue.
C)The principle of logical sequencing.
D)The principle of focus.


4"Support fully and adequately whatever position you take on an issue."
A)The principle of focus.
B)The principle of sticking to the issue.
C)The principle of completeness.
D)The principle of logical sequencing.


5A(n) is a work of nonfiction prose that aims at stating and defending a position on some issue.


6 force is the overtones of feeling that a word arouses, as something above and beyond the word's literal meaning.





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