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The Art of Arguing (Part 1)
The Art of Arguing (Part 1)
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Appeals to authority become a problem when ...
They are not an authority on the subject in question
All of the above
the authority has shown they can't be trusted
They are misquoted or misunderstood
2
Which of the three methods of persuasion relies on facts and evidence?
pathos
ethos
logos
all of them
3
Which method of persuasion refers to the appeal to logic?
ethos
adios
pathos
logos
4
Which approach uses deception and a hidden agenda in an argument or discussion?
neither
both
good faith
bad faith
5
Commercials that try to make you laugh are using which of these appeals?
humorous
ethos
pathos
logos
6
Bandwagon is when you believe something because most experts who have researched the topic believe it
False
True
7
Most of the time, appealing to an authority to back up an argument is a good idea
False
True
8
Which of the three appeals appeal to the trustworthiness and credibility of the person arguing?
pathos
none of them
ethos
logos
9
You should never trust the information on a site that has advertising on it
True
False
10
You can only have a meaningful, productive discussion when both parties are arguing in ...
neither
bad faith
both
good faith
11
In general it is always best to presume that those you are in a discussion with are arguing in 'good faith.'
True
False
12
The appeal that appeals to passion and emotion is ...
crying
pathos
ethos
logos
13
Which philosopher is credited with coming up with the 'Persuasion Triad'?
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Buddha
14
A good faith argument is when...
they are honest and respectful of each other
both parties agree on the terms
can be worthwhile, even if no agreement is met
All of the above
15
Suggesting that a claim is correct solely because most people seem to believe it is called ...
ethos
the appeal to logic
appeal to authority
bandwagon
16
What is NOT an example of a "red flag" when visiting a news site?
mostly appeals to anger and empathy
No contact info for authors
The site is more than 10 years old
spelling or grammar errors
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Using a celebrity to sell a product is an example of ...
Thanos
ethos
logos
pathos