College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is the best way to provide evidence for a counterargument?

Refuting the implications of the argument
Using first-person point of view
Rhetorically questioning the counterargument
Presenting it in a logical manner

The correct answer is: Presenting it in a logical manner

The reason why the other options are incorrect is because Option A: Refuting the implications of the argument can come off as dismissive and may not effectively address the counterargument. Option B: Using first-person point of view may make the argument biased and less credible. Option C: Rhetorically questioning the counterargument may not provide enough concrete evidence and may not effectively counter the argument. Option D: Presenting the counterargument in a logical manner is the best approach because it allows for a clear and structured explanation of why the counterargument is invalid or insufficient. This approach allows for the use of evidence and reasoning to support the counterargument, making it more convincing. It also shows a deep understanding of both sides of the argument.