Argumentative Vocabulary Quiz

Reasoning is:

A counterclaim is an argument opposing your argument.

Logos is a type of (a)

Rhetorical devices are methods of speaking or writing.

Persuasive writing does not need evidence.

The difference between persuasive and argumentative writing is:

The three argumentative techniques used are claim, evidence, and pathos.

Pathos:

Define argument:

Delineate means to:

To compare is to see how two are more things are:

Reasons and evidence both support a claim.

A rebuttal is an argument for why the claim is incorrect or flawed.

By looking at the reasons and evidence that support an author's claim, you can evaluate whether the claim is valid.

Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are examples of:

The key technique to argumentative writing is:

To analyze a case in which two or more texts provide conflicting information, you should ask:

A claim

Another phrase for a counterclaim is

To identify an author's argument or claim, the reader should look for clues and declarative statements.