Vocabulary/persuasion techniques/argumentative writing

Question 1

Kids should study daily, but my opponent says kids should play games. HOW will they learn?

Accepted Answer

air and rebut

Question 2

agree in time

Accepted Answer

synchronize

Question 3

room with images or stars

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planetarium

Question 4

I'm a professional football Player, Marcus Brown, and I use Wash-out window cleaner.

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endorsement/testimonial

Question 5

In argumentative writing, where should your thesis statement be located?

Accepted Answer

the last sentence of the introduction paragraph

Question 6

In argumentative writing, where should background information be found?

Accepted Answer

introduction paragraph

Question 7

glass container

Accepted Answer

aquarium

Question 8

In argumentative writing, how many claims should an essay contain?

Accepted Answer

3 claims

Question 9

a watch or clock

Accepted Answer

chronometer

Question 10

While debating, who is the only speaker that does NOT have to rebut their opponent?

Accepted Answer

affirmative speaker 1

Question 11

ordinary people sell a message. You are to believe these people are like you and can be trusted

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plain folks

Question 12

change

Accepted Answer

amendment

Question 13

giant strore

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emporium

Question 14

What is the use of negative words to attack a person or group?

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name calling

Question 15

Which word does not belong with "synchronize?"

Accepted Answer

preview

Question 16

You are urged to do something or believe something because everyone else does.

Accepted Answer

bandwagon

Question 17

Emotionally appealing words associated with beliefs without conviction.

Accepted Answer

glittering generalities

Question 18

Is the following pair of words a synonym or antonym? planetarium/observatory

Accepted Answer

synonym

Question 19

As a construction worker, I get headaches on the job. That's why I use Pain Away aspirin.

Accepted Answer

plain folks

Question 20

What is it called when a famous person endorses a product or idea?

Accepted Answer

testimonial/endorsement

Question 21

a conclusion based on faulty assumptions.

Accepted Answer

false syllogisms

Question 22

Which type of advertisement would this be? "Be where the action is. Shop at Hang-out Mall."

Accepted Answer

bandwagon

Question 23

restating an opposing viewpoint and telling why it's wrong.

Accepted Answer

air and rebut

Question 24

occurring over and over

Accepted Answer

chronic

Question 25

Which word does not belong with "chronic?"

Accepted Answer

damaging

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