Suppose you write an essay that argues for the transition to 100% online news reporting? Which statement would work as a counter-claim to address in your essay?
A. There will always be a market for print newspapers since not everyone has access to technology.
B. People enjoy carrying devices that give them access to news content whenever they want.
C. Most newspaper already work hard to move readers to their electronic editions.
D. Electronic media is more effective for getting the news out since it can be updated constantly.
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D is the answer I think so
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The counter-claim will be option A.
There will always be a market for printing newspapers since everyone does not have access to technology.
- In an argumentative essay or a debate, a counter-claim is usually done by the opposing team. A counter-claim refers to the fact that they state to make your point invalid and null.
- If I am arguing for the transition to 100% online news reporting, the opposing team might use the statement of option A as my counter-statement, which I would need to handle. Indeed, everyone does not have access to technology yet, and it might be difficult for them if they do not get written news.
- Options B and D are not counter-statements. They are in my favor.
- Option C has a very vague point which might not be that effective during a debate.
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