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Call to Action
Urges readers or characters to take a specific action in response to a problem or situation
Citation/Evidence
Introduces data, research, statistics, or expert testimony to support a claim
Concession/Acknowledgement
Acknowledges the validity, reasonableness, or merit of an opposing viewpoint before continuing the argument.
Refutation
Challenges, disproves, or undermines an opposing viewpoint or argument.
Counterclaim/Opposition
Introduces or summarizes an opposing viewpoint before responding to it
Critique/Evaluation/Judgment
Evaluates the quality of effectiveness of an idea or policy
Problem-Solution
Identifies a problem and proposes a solution
Qualification/Limitation
Refines or limits a claim to make it more precise
Shift/Turn
Signals a change in tone, perspective, or argument.
Argument/Proposition-Support
Presents and defends a claim with supporting evidence and reasoning
Chronology/Narration
Events or ideas unfold over time in sequential order
Classification/Categorization
Ideas, objects, or concepts are organized into groups based on shared characteristics or relationships.
Comparison/Contrast
Shows similarities and difference between ideas or concepts.
Definition
Explains the meaning or characteristics of a concept
Description
Provides detailed sensory or visual information
Enumeration/Listing
Presents several items or points that support a central idea
Exemplification/Illustration
Uses specific examples to clarify or support a general claim
Sequence/Process
Explains the steps in a process or procedure
Amplification
Expands or intensifies an idea through elaboration or repetition
Analogy
Explains an unfamiliar concept by comparing it to somethng similar
Cause-Effect
Explains why something happened and what resulted.
Explanation/Commentary
Interprets evidence or clarifies its significance
Generalization
Moves from specific examples to a broader conclusion
Historical Context/Background
Provides background events that shape the current issue
Prediction
Anticipates future outcomes based on current trends