Thinking about various possible solutions to something

Which is an example of the Begging the Question fallacy?

Scooby it the strongest dog because he has the most strength

Which is an example of the Either Or fallacy?

You can do your homework or you can fail at everything

The action or process of reasoning in support of an idea

Define the Ad Hominim Fallacy

Attacking the person you are arguing against

To set up a claim in opposition to other claim

Define the Appeal to Authority fallacy

Using a non-expert's opinion as evidence in an argument

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Argumentative Unit: Terms and Concepts

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Argumentative terms and concepts from articles "Read, Read, Read" and "Read Counter Claim"

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To refute (prove to be in error) by evidence or argument is to...
Roast
Rebut
Win the argument
Counter Attack
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To state or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof
Assumption
Reasoning
Evidence
Claim
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Define Reasoning
Explaining the answer to someone
Thinking about various possible solutions to something
Adding spices to food while cooking
Trying to calm someone down
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Which is an example of the Begging the Question fallacy?
Scooby it the strongest dog because he has the most strength
You love Scooby Doo or you never watched TV growing up
Scooby says you should give your dog Scooby snacks, so do it
Scooby and Batman stop the bad guys, so Scooby is Batman!
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Which is an example of the Either Or fallacy?
Homework is like a guillotine for kid's souls
My dad says we have to do our homework to succeed
You can do your homework or you can fail at everything
Homework makes you smart because smart people do it
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What is this picture and example of?
Straw Man
Either Or
Correlation not Cause
Appeal to Authority
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Define Argumentation
The action or process of making something larger
How to support a claim
The action or process of reasoning in support of an idea
The size or length of a note in Western music
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What is another word for reasoning?
Opinions
Facts
Warrants
Spices
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Define the Ad Hominim Fallacy
Attacking the argument
Attacking the person you are arguing against
Attacking the morals of the human race
Attacking the birds outside for cloning humans
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What is evidence? (choose all that apply)
Quotes
Opinions
Facts
Emotions
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What is this picture an example of?
False Analogy
Appeal to Authority
Begging the Question
What happens when dogs eat Scooby Snacks
12
Counterclaim means:
To set up a claim in opposition to other claim
To admit defeat in an argument
To bang you fist on the counter when you state your claim
To argue
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Define the Appeal to Authority fallacy
Quoting an expert in a specific field to use as evidence
Using a non-expert's opinion as evidence in an argument
Agreeing with someone just because they are powerful
Bringing gifts to a debate to bribe the other person
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What is this picture an example of?
How the world will end
Straw Man Fallacy
Slippery Slope Fallacy
Appeal to Authority Fallacy
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"Blank" is a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof
Assumption
Fact
Truth
Opinion
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Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are...
Fancy Greek Words
Famous Debaters
Rhetorical Devices
Logical Fallacies

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