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Toulmin, Rhetoric, & SPACE-CAT Test Review
Toulmin, Rhetoric, & SPACE-CAT Test Review
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The general approaches an author uses to achieve a purpose is identified as
Choices
Tone
Appeals
Do not choose this response
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For this quiz, GOAT means "Get Our Act Together."
Definition by: synonym
Definition by: stiputlation
Definition by: Chris Begeman (this is the wrong answer)
Definition by: example
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An author's goal is best described as the
Audience
Context
Purpose
Exigence
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Modal qualifiers
statements that underlie the argument.
limit the scope of a claim.
are people who disagree.
are the reasons given for the claim.
5
True, valid, and sound
Are mutually exclusive
Are part of the evaluation of premises and syllogisms.
All mean the same thing.
Cannot all occur at the same time.
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You argue for a new spending program with facts and figures about the current level of spending
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
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The idea that creates a relationship between the grounds and the claim is called
the qualifier.
the backing.
the warrant.
the claim.
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I am ready to take this test! Bring it on! Toulmin's got nothing on me. Aristotle is a chump. Meow for the SPACE-CAT!
Strongly Disagree
Strongly Agree
Agree
Disagree
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Your friend shares all the articles he read about fake news that he believes are true.
Get a new friend
Pathos
Logos
Ethos
10
Commercial showing a grandmother and granddaughter baking a cake together for Thanksgiving dinner.
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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I construct an artificial event that illustrates the argument I am making.
Example
Statistics
Experimentation
Authoritative testimony
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A statement being argued for is called
the evidence
the claim
the data
the qualifier
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I know you think this class is too hard sometimes, but these concepts are essential for your future success.
Grounds
Rebuttal
Warrant
Modal Qualifier
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Identifying how the author's purpose aligns with the audience, context, and subject of a text is described as the
Do not choose this response. Again. Or do. You do you.
Exigence
Occasion
Rhetorical Situation
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You are cooler than me. I am cooler than a carcass. You are cooler than a carcass.
Disjunctive reasoning
Deductive reasoning
Claim reasoning
Inductive reasoning
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Which of the statements is most likely a warrant?
Chad is a good friend to others in the class
People with good chess skills make good class presidents.
Chad has good chess skills.
Chad will make a good class president.
17
The general social and culture events that are taking place when a text created.
Exigence
Audience
Purpose
Context
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Identifying an author and examining details about the person's life and experiences.
Audience
Context
Speaker
Purpose
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A specific event or circumstance that caused an author to create a text.
Context
Exigence
Purpose
Audience
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Reasoning that requires you to make generalized statements based on prior observations.
Deductive reasoning
Disjunctive reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Transitive reasoning
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Formal, logical argumentation always relies on
Deductive reasoning
Disjunctive reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Transitive reasoning
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Identifying the specific strategies/diction/moves/etc. an author makes is part of the
Tone
Choices
Do not choose this response
Appeals