goes from general premise to specific examples/conclusions

Inductive reasoning involves which of the following:

making a hypothesis, gathering evidence, and drawing a conclusion.

In Toulmin logic, the warrant is

the assumption or inference made when going from the claim to the grounds.

When it comes to expert opinions,

credibility is key (how believable & trustworthy are they?)

a statement of the opposite position of your thesis

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Argumentation Vocab

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Three types of rhetoric you've learned before are
essay, editorial, and speech
rigatoni, linguini, and fettucine.
simile, metaphor, & hyperbole
ethos, pathos, & logos
2
Evidence (in academic work) is made up of
facts & opinions
descriptive language
fingerprints & DNA samples
emotional, "loaded" words
3
Evidence that is timely and related to the argument is said to be
Representative
Typical
Sufficient
Relevant
4
Deductive reasoning
goes from general premise to specific examples/conclusions
is only conducted by Sherlock Holmes.
goes from ethos to logos
goes from individual observations to general conclusion
5
Inductive reasoning involves which of the following:
getting accepted to a club or group.
making a hypothesis, gathering evidence, and drawing a conclusion.
getting all sides to agree or compromise.
major and minor premises and a conclusion.
6
In Toulmin logic, the warrant is
having sufficient evidence.
representative, sufficient, and relevant.
the assumption or inference made when going from the claim to the grounds.
the document allowing police to search your private property.
7
Evidence that is typical of what other researchers would also find is
representative
sufficient
recent
relevant
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When it comes to expert opinions,
celebrity endorsements should be taken seriously
only people with college degrees should be trusted
experts always have your best interests at heart
credibility is key (how believable & trustworthy are they?)
9
An antithesis is
the position that you believe and will argue
a small long-snouted mammal that eats ants and other insects
a statement of the opposite position of your thesis
a synonym for claim.
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When arguing, you SHOULD or SHOULD NOT deal with the opposition?
SHOULD NOT
SHOULD

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