Argumentative Text (E-Money)

Question 1

What is Argumentative Text

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0

Question 2

What is e-money?

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1

Question 3

What’s one good thing about e-money?

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0

Question 4

Which one is a digital wallet?

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3

Question 5

What’s a downside (bad thing) about e-money?

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2

Question 6

What’s the goal of an argumentative text?

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1

Question 7

What should a good argument always have?

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3

Question 8

Why are many shops using QR codes for payment now?

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0

Question 9

Mobile wallets like PayPal, Go-pay, or Apple Pay are examples of e-money.

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o

Question 10

E-money can only be used with a physical card like a debit or credit card.

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x

Question 11

The conclusion should restate the thesis and summarize the key points.

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o

Question 12

What is a potential risk of using e-money?

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0

Question 13

There are three structure of argumentative text. Which one of these option is correct?

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0

Question 14

The introduction of an argumentative text should not include a hook and a thesis statement.

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x

Question 15

Persuasive language is commonly used in argumentative writing.

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o

Question 16

What does the thesis cover?

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1

Question 17

What does the arguments cover?

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0

Question 18

I made out paper, and people became happy if they got me. What am I?

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1

Question 19

People use me all the time, and I can access anywhere either phone or using card. What am I?

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1

Question 20

I was born when people buying something, but always goes to trans after the transaction. What am I?

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0