Mataya Giffey
Analyzing an Argument
1.
What is the claim?
a.
She is trying to say that we, as a society, are
too depended on technology.
b.
It is clearly stated and it lies in the middle
of the intro paragraph.
2.
What support does the writer offer for the
claim?
a.
It effects our overall health, abilities and
actions.
b.
There are multiple facts and testimonials and an
example that back up her claim.
c.
The reasons are plausible and sufficient
3.
How evenhandedly does the writer present the
issues?
a.
There are two counterarguments, those being,
technology has made the economy better and safer and being able to communicate
with family and staying up to date. She addresses them and then provides and
immediate rebuttal.
b.
Acknowledging them and then responding
reasonably.
c.
They’re regarded respectively.
d.
No large generalizations and qualified.
4.
What authorities or sources of outside
information does the writer use?
a.
They’re used either for statistics or
testimonials incorporating them effectively.
b.
They’re all credible.
c.
Generally current.
5.
How does the writer address you as the reader?
a.
Yes, the writer is assuming we all know what
technology is and what forms it comes in.
b.
Yes, I am included within the piece.
c.
It seems that the author and I share the idea of
technology being overused as is.
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