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Persuasive Strategies and Logical Fallacy Quiz!
Persuasive Strategies and Logical Fallacy Quiz!
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strategies that uses expert opinions and/or celebrity testimonials
pathos
logos
egos
ethos
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an emotional appeal that speaks to positive or negative choices of the majority rather than the real issue
ad hominem
circular argument
ad populum
either-or reasoning
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ALL of the following are considered types of claims EXCEPT...
Policy
Warrant
Fact
Value
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which persuasive topic excites you most
society and media
environmental topics
HHHS school policy
politcal action
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a connection between the claim and support
support
warrant
rebuttal
counterclaim
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an argument that relies on distractions
either-or reasoning
ad populum
circular argument
red herring
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strategies that appeal to common sense, reason, and facts
pathos
logos
ethos
egos
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reasoning behind opposing side's argument
counterclaim
warrant
rebuttal
claim
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Which of the following is NOT considered a persuasive strategy?
logos
pathos
egos
ethos
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assuming similarities in all aspects due to a shared commonality
ad populum
ad hominem
false analogy
circular argument
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Logical Fallacies are all EXCEPT...
errors in reasoning that undermine logic of arguments
weak and irrelevant
strong, 100% convincing
lacks adequate support
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attacks the arguer rather than the premise of any claim or argument
ad hominem
either-or reasoning
red herring
ad populum
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refute of counterclaim
claim
rebuttal
support
counterclaim
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logical fallacy that draws conclusions based on narrow or insufficient evidence
circular argument
red herring
ad populum
hasty generalization
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“You must go to school because you must go to school.”
circular argument
red herring
false analogy
either-or reasoning
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strategies that appeal to tone, language, and emotions
pathos
egos
logos
ethos
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Fear tactic used; reasoning that if A happens, then B, C, D... Y, Z. So, A=Z
hasty generalization
red herring
slippery slope
ad hominem
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How comfortable/familiar with this information?
somewhat familiar
Feel feady to rock this review!
What is persuasion?
Confident, but could use a reminder
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a statement of argument or position
support
counterclaim
warrant
claim
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presents a situation only partially, narrowing choices unjustifiably
red herring
circular argument
either-or reasoning
ad populum