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Argument - Vocabulary Review
Argument - Vocabulary Review
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Makes people feel as if their health, safety, or security is in danger
appeal to fear
testimonial
negative loaded language
appeal to vanity
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consists of a claim that is supported by reasons and evidence
argument
claim
evidence
reason
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uses strong feelings to persuade
loaded language
emotional appeal
appeal by association
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uses words or phrases that are unclear
overgeneralization
irrelevant example
vague language
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evidence that does not directly relate to the claim
vague language
loaded language
overgeneralization
irrelevant example
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Your position on an issue; what you believe to be true about a topic
claim
reason
evidence
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taps into people's desire to belong to a group
appeal to vanity
bandwagon
testimonial
negative loaded language
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calls to mind unpleasant or uncomfortable images or experiences
positive loaded language
appeal to fear
negative loaded language
bandwagon
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words with a strongly positive or negative connotation
bandwagon
appeal to fear
loaded language
testimonial
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What's the best way to win an argument?
Have a well-structured argument with a claim, reasons, and evidence.
Beg.
Yell really loud.
Bribe.
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relies on the backing of a celebrity, expert, or satisfied customer
appeal to vanity
bandwagon
testimonial
positive loaded language
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calls to mind something comforting or desirable
appeal to vanity
positive loaded language
testimonial
negative loaded langauge
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uses flattery to win people over
appeal to vanity
positive loaded language
appeal to fear
bandwagon
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language or parts of an argument that support one side unfairly over another
loaded language
invalid techniques
bias
emotional appeal
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made to prove the opposing viewpoint is wrong
evidence
reason
counterclaim
claim
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tells why your claim is important
reason
counterclaim
evidence
claim
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The more invalid techniques and bias included, the stronger your argument
False
True
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facts, examples, research to support the reason and claim
reason
evidence
claim
counterclaim
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sells a product by linking it to someone or something positive or influential
appeals by association
loaded language
emotional appeal
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uses words or statements too broad to be accurate
overgeneralization
vague language
irrelevant example
