1. This is an effective argument because some people will agree with the surcharge and some people would not.
2. This is not an effective argument because it does not provide a subject that people would feel strongly about on either side. A better way to phrase it so it would be effective as an argument topic is: Charter schools are a better alternative to public schools. This makes the argument better because some people would agree that charter schools are a better alternative to public schools and some may think different.
3. This is an effective argument because many presidents were in office in the twentieth century and some people could find another president more charismatic than Ronald Regan.
4. This sentence is not argumentative enough because research can prove
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This is not an effective because it is verifiable. A better way to phrase the statement to make it more argumentative is: What some people describe as global warming is actually nothing more than regular, cycles of climate change over time.
6. This is not an effective argument because it is verifiable. College is getting more and more expensive as the years pass and this could be verified by studies and research. A better way to phrase the sentence to make it more argumentative is: College is not worth what student’s pay in today’s society, which causes debt to rise further than any previous generations.
7. That is not argumentative because it could be verifiable by research. A better way to phrase this sentence to make it more argumentative is: People who do not read novels have more time to spare and therefore are more likely to attend sports events and movies than those who do.
8. This is an effective argument because the main idea of this argument is preference. More people are becoming dependent on technology for their everyday needs, but there will always be some people who prefer paper. Therefore, the amount of newspapers may decrease but we cannot say they are going to be