Argument and Information Quiz for Grade 6 ELA with Answers

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔍 Argument: A reasoned and logical way of demonstrating that the writer’s position, belief, or conclusion is valid.
• 💬 Claim: The main point or idea of an argument.
• evidence to support the claim.
• 🤝 Counterargument: An argument or set of reasons put forward to oppose an idea or theory developed in another argument.
• 💡 Information Text: Writing that aims to inform the reader about a specific topic, concept, or event.
• 📊 Facts: Statements that can be proven true.
• 📝 Examples: Specific instances or illustrations used to clarify or support information.

📝 Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following best describes an argument?
   1. A. A friendly conversation
   2. B. A disagreement or fight
   3. C. A reasoned way of demonstrating a valid position
   4. D. A story with fictional characters
2. What is the main point of an argument called?
   1. A. Opinion
   2. B. Claim
   3. C. Fact
   4. D. Story
3. What is the purpose of evidence in an argument?
   1. A. To confuse the reader
   2. B. To support the claim
   3. C. To distract from the main point
   4. D. To entertain the audience
4. What is a counterargument?
   1. A. An agreement with the main argument
   2. B. An argument opposing the main argument
   3. C. A supporting detail
   4. D. A summary of the argument
5. Which of the following is a characteristic of informational text?
   1. A. It aims to entertain
   2. B. It aims to inform
   3. C. It tells a fictional story
   4. D. It expresses personal opinions
6. What are facts?
   1. A. Personal beliefs
   2. B. Statements that can be proven true
   3. C. Opinions
   4. D. Hypothetical situations
7. What is the purpose of examples in informational text?
   1. A. To confuse the reader
   2. B. To provide entertainment
   3. C. To clarify or support information
   4. D. To distract from the main topic