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AP Language Argument Unit Review
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Commit the following argument vocabulary words to memory in order to analyze an argument better.
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In the Rogerian model, what is the ultimate goal?
To create emotionally driven arguments to force the audience to your side
To defeat your opponents
To find a solution to the overall problem--common ground
to insight a riot
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"You should feel sorry for the homeless victims of Hurricane Harvey and donate" is an ex. of...
pathos
logos
ethos
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When writing an argument, one should always anticipate the
Audience
Counterargument
Speaker's background
Evidence
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If all men are mortal and Lebon James is a man, then Lebron James is mortal.
Syllogism
Thesis
Counterargument
Antithesis
5
Conclusion made based off of two facts
Antithesis
Rebuttal
Syllogism
Didactic
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What is the following an example of? All roses are flowers; this is a rose; I'm holding a flower.
Syllogism
Inductive reasoning
Inference
hypothesis
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When you combine multiple pieces of evidence to form a conclusion
Inductive reasoning
Syllogism
Hypothesis
Deductive reasoning
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When writing an argument, the body should include which parts
Introduction
Evidence
Concession/refutation
Reasoning; support
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Advertisement using logic to persuade someone
Fallacy
ethos
logos
pathos
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Studying an author's _____ can help you understand the meaning of the poem better.
Fallacy
Aphorism
Rhetoric
Litotes
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Advertisement using emotion to persuade someone
pathos
ethos
Fallacy
logos
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"People were dying of cancer way before smoking cigarettes became a thing" is an example of...
Logos
Rhetoric
Inference
Fallacy
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In the Classical Structure, what comes first?
Confirmation
Call to Action
Exordium
Rebuttal
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To refute or contradict
Fallacy
Rebuttal
Syllogism
Induction
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"I read that coffee can help with depression. It came from the
U.S Bureau of Health
" is an example of...
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
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The following are examples of ________________
Syllogisms
Inductive reasoning
False syllogism
Ethos
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Advertisement using authority to persuade someone
pathos
ethos
logos
Fallacy
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The context that compels the rhetor's argument in that specific moment is the...
background
purpose
exigence
context
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What is the purpose of the "backing" in the Toulmin method?
It provides more evidence for the main claim
It "unpacks" the evidence and further proves the warrants
It gives further claims
It grabs the audience's attention
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The logical bases or supports for a claim are called
Evidence
appeals
arguments
Inductive reasoning
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One major difference between Toulmin and the other two methods we've discussed (Classical & Rogerian) is...
Toulmin should ONLY be used when trying to find a common ground solution
Toulmin-not a strict structure, more so a tool to build/analyze arguments
Toulmin is the best option in all cases
Toulmin provides a clear outline showing where parts of your argument go
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The lawyer was able to ______ the opponent's argument with strong reason which won the case!
Rebuttal
Induction
Fallacy
Didactic
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Use inductive reasoning
Bugsy and Lefty worked together
Bugsy robbed the safe last night
Lefty robbed the safe.
It wasn't actually robbed.
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A stated or unstated underlying assumption, belief, or principle that connects the claim and evidence
Warrant
Claim
Main Idea
Rhetoric
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"If you eat too much, you will gain weight. It is a fact" is an example of...
logos
pathos
ethos
26
A mistaken belief; flawed logic
Fallacy
Ethos
Inferences
Syllogism
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An opinion that can be justified by further evidence and interpretation is called a
Evidence
Claim
Pedantic
Warrant
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Effective use of language to argue a point or persuade
Rebuttal
Aphorism
Antithesis
Rhetoric
