A quiz to go over general information on Chapter 21 of Models on Argumentation
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Scientific of philosophical writing
Legal decisions
A magazine advertisement
Technical proposals
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Whining
Logos
Pathos
False analogy
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Conclusion, Minor Premise, Major Premise.
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
Introduction, thesis, body, conclusion
Major Premise, Minor Premise, Conclusion
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Informative and Defining
Analogy and narrative
Persuasion and Logic
Ethos, Pathos, Logos
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A question that does not have an answer
The art of persuasion, including all the strategies that a writer uses to make his/her argument
The ability to write clearly and effectively on a topic that the writer knows little about
A complex process of analysis that involves deductive reasoning
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A fallacy
An inductive leap
A syllogism
Ethos, Logos, Pathos
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Every time you eat peanuts, your throat swells up and you can't breath. So, you are allergic to peanuts.
All of the girls in the class were blond, therefore all girls in this neighborhood are blond.
All cats that you have observed purr. Therefore, every cat must purr.
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Induction and deduction
Cause and effect
Ethos and logos
Argumentation and persuasion
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Switches verb tense to confuse the reader
Time travels, similar to a Quantum Leap
Makes a leap from the observable evidence to a generalized claim
Makes a leap from a general statement to a specific conclusion
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Emotions
Logic
Credibility and character
Linear reasoning
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Parts Of An Argument
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1.1 What Is An Argument?
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