Argumentative/Persuasive

To expand something beyond the truth

Which is an example of a rebuttal?

What is a rebuttal?

True or False: Every argument has 2 sides?

A celebrity or actual person who endorses a product, candidate, or idea

Appeals to an audience's needs, values, and emotions

What is a counterclaim?

A claim must be _________.

This appeal relies on logic, reasoning, and numbers.

The ethical appeal that is based on an appeal to morals, goodness, and character

A conclusion made from "too little evidence"

A well constructed argument should include ________ to support your claim.

Written to persuade- means the author's goal is to convince the reader to agree with the author.

True or False: A strong argument presents counterclaims & rebuttals?

A formal argumentative essay argues...

A discussion with opposing viewpoints, a debate

An oversimplified opinion, prejudice, or judgement to categorize a group of people

Material, such as reasons or evidence, presented to prove a claim

Showing favoritism for or against something or someone is.....

If your evidence is weak, your argument is _______.

Which is an example of a counter argument?

An opponents view that includes reasons and evidence to show that the opponent is wrong

Words or phrases that are loaded with emotional and/or multiple meanings

Makes people feel as if their safety, security, or health is in danger

Important and powerful people supporting a candidate or idea (similar to testimonial)

An argument made personally against an opponent instead of against their argument

To oppose using evidence, supports the claim

Which phrase is NOT a signal that a counterclaim is being presented?

Everyone is doing it, so you should too!

A rebuttal is your-

A ________ is a stated position in an argument.

A fact, example, or quotation that supports a claim

What is a claim?

Techniques used to persuade the reader to agree with them

Faulty logic, an error in reasoning, mistaken or unreasonable connection between two facts or ideas