Quiz Six Questions

Question 1

_ is citing the opinions of “ordinary people” to show what non experts think about the subject.

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Lay Testimony

Question 2

What is 1 of the 3 types of inference from signs?

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Figurative analogy

Question 3

What is an example of an empirical starting point?

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The laws of physics

Question 4

People often believe what other people around them believe, this is known as_?

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Bandwagon fallacy

Question 5

During your speech, which is the more common starting ground?

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Topical

Question 6

__ is assuming that what is true of a part is automatically true for the whole thing.

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Fallacy of composition

Question 7

What does the R in front of logos stand for?

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Rational

Question 8

Which is the correct definition of claim?

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A statement that a speaker asks listeners to accept

Question 9

When using a warrant, which one is the most difficult to prove

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Causal argument

Question 10

What is not a type of inference from cause?

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Fallacy

Question 11

What is the definition of literal Analogies?

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Direct comparison of objects, people, or events

Question 12

There are two types of warrants that you can use when giving your speech, what are they?

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heart and mind

Question 13

What is not a type of inference from example?

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Fallacies

Question 14

What is NOT a component of Proof?

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Rhetoric

Question 15

What is the purpose of supporting materials?

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To support your conclusion

Question 16

What is an example of a speech act?

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Not standing for the national anthem

Question 17

Which is an example of a warrant of the heart?

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Model behavior

Question 18

What happens when you have a fallacy?

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Your conclusion isn’t within the premises of your speech

Question 19

The mental leap from the supporting material to the claim is called a(n) __?

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Inference

Question 20

Which is not a test for inference from examples?

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Avoid obvious and overused examples

Question 21

Which is the overriding factor in supporting a claim?

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Reasoning

Question 22

During your starting point what should you work towards?

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Common ground

Question 23

Which is not a guideline for reasoning through an analogy?

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Is an alternative explanation more credible

Question 24

When you are using an analogy what are you comparing?

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Relationships

Question 25

What is established through interaction in which the speaker and listeners reason together?

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Supporting Material

Question 26

An inference that diverts attention from the issue is said to be

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Ignoring the question

Question 27

_is an inference that appears to be sound but that, on inspection, contains a significant flaw.

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Fallacy

Question 28

What is an example of a sign warrant?

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Animal tracks

Question 29

A _ & _ analogy,have listeners believe the basic similarities outweigh the basic differences

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Strong & Compelling

Question 30

The three types of inferences from signs are __

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Phys. Observation Statistical Index Institutional Regularity

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