1.What does it mean to "concede" a point in your counterargument section? Group of answer choices

To add a point to your opponent's argument.

To surrender or yield a point to your opponent.

To ignore a point of your opponent's argument.

None of the above.

2.What does it mean to "refute" a counterargument? Group of answer choices

To argue against it.

To show where the counterargument is right.

To avoid further discussion.

To summarize the counterargument.

3.What might happen if you don't include any counterarguments in your essay? Group of answer choices

You might come across as close-minded.

You may not have enough to say.

You might leave important questions hanging or concerns about your argument unaddressed.

4.All of the above. True or False?: If you include a counterargument section in your writing, it must include and answer every objection that your opponent makes; otherwise, your argument will have "holes" and will lose its power. Group of answer choices

True

False

5.We should never acknowledge the merits of a counterargument that someone else makes against our own claims. Group of answer choices

True

False