1. license, height, weight
2. preliminary, parliament, favour
3. writing, illegible
4. likely, lieutenant,
5. library, original, manuscript,
6. spaghetti, majority,
7. incidentally, decided, competition,
8. probably, unnecessary, message, paragraphs,
9. athletes, gymnasium,
10. incredible, acknowledged, appreciated
Answer:
C. A possible challenge to your argument and evidence refuting it
Explanation:
Claim and counterclaim are the two essential part of an argumentative essay. Counterclaim is the part of the argument in which the opposition ideas of the thesis statement is placed. The opposing view is stated with the point the opposing viewpoint. In this way the point is proved weak and invalid, thereby proving the thesis statement. The evidence and source are also provided in both the claims and counterclaims for the justification.
