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Everything's an Argument: Chapter 1
Everything's an Argument: Chapter 1
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Arguments about the present are known as _____ arguments.
forensic
epideictic
invitational
deliberative
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What is the strategy for Rogerian argument ?
to be fair, even, and clear
to be harsh and straight forward
to remain true to your original perspective no matter what.
and refute every claim made by the opposing side.
3
An argument that proclaims Chevrolet as the best vehicle brand in the market is what type of argument?
Argument of Definition
Argument of Evaluation
Proposal Argument
4
An argument that tries to change someone's mind about something is an argument to _______
explore
convince
define
inform
5
Logical appeals are also known as _________.
kairos
ethos
logos
pathos
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Ethos:
The credibility of both the author and their sources
Emotional appeals
Logical Appeals
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A debate about the factors that led to the Holocaust is an example of what occasion for argument?
Epideictic
Deliberative
Forensic
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Ethos, pathos, or logos?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
9
A debate about gender labels best fits what type of argument?
Argument of Fact
Argument of Evaluation
Argument of Definition
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Arguments about the past are known as _______ arguments.
forensic
ceremonial
deliberative
epideictic
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Arguments concerned with whether or not something happened or is true are arguments of _______.
fact
stasis
kairos
opinion
12
A college admissions officer who sees your Instagram post of you partying a little too hard:
Invoked audience
Intended audience
Unintended audience
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An argument that investigates all possible options, ideas, or solutions is an argument to _______.
explore
convince
persuade
inform
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Stasis questions focus on different aspects of the same issue, or problem.
True
False
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This occasion for argument relies heavily on precedent:
Deliberative
Forensic
Epideictic
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Ethical appeals are also known as _______.
logos
pathos
ethos
kairos
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Ethos, pathos, or logos?
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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Who writers and speakers hope or imagine will receive their message:
Invoked Audience
Unintended Audience
Intended Audience
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A full consideration of the rhetorical situation is necessary in determining if the "time is right":
Kairos
Exigence
Pathos
Ethos
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Arguments about the nature of something are arguments of __________.
definition
deliberation
evaluation
fact
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The term for the most suitable time and place for making an argument is known as __________.
kairos
ethos
pathos
logos
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Arguments about the quality or cause of something are arguments of ___________.
proposal
fact
evaluation
pathos
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The art of persuasion is also known as ______.
Rogerian argument
kairos
logos
rhetoric
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An argument that tries to get someone to do something or take action is an argument to ________.
inform
persuade
convince
explore
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Rogerian arguments seek to...
offer concession to all points
develop a full understanding of all sides of an argument
argue the other side of an issue
destroy opposition
26
Arguments concerned with actions that should be taken are ________ arguments.
evaluation
forensic
proposal
stasis
27
A toast to the bride and groom is what type of occasion for argument?
Forensic
Deliberative
Epideictic
28
Arguments about the future are known as _______ arguments.
ceremonial
forensic
deliberative
epideictic
29
Who writers and speakers expect to receive their message:
Intended Audience
Unintended Audience
Stasis Audience
Invoked Audience
30
Emotional appeal is also known as __________.
logos
pathos
ethos
kairos
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Stasis questions are used to explore:
Different apects of a problem
Rogerian Methods
How something changes over time.