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Toulmin Argument + SAT Vocab Prep 2
Toulmin Argument + SAT Vocab Prep 2
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synonyms include: acumen, insight, knowledge
substantiate
subtle
sagacity
querulous
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When you reference an expert's testimony, you're using what kind of evidence?
quantitative
second-hand
first-hand
visual
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(v) to regard with scorn or contempt
disdain
digress
conform
ephemeral
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Qualifiers enable you to limit your claim.
True
False
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Your claim does not have to be debatable.
False
True
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synonyms include: innate, inherent, visceral
imputable
intuitive
intrepid
inevitable
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(adj) friendly and helpful
collaborate
circuitous
compromise
benevolent
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synonyms include: betraying, deceitful, faithless
parch
perfidious
prosaic
opulent
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Anecdotes and personal experience qualify as what kind of evidence?
quantitative
second-hand
first-hand
visual
10
Stephen Toulmin was a British
psychologist
dentist
mathematician
philosopher
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Claims can only appear in one place in your essay.
True
False
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synonyms include: ephemeral, fleeting, brief
tactful
transient
tenacious
superfluous
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(adj) nameless, without a disclosed identity
anonymous
adulation
abbreviate
adversity
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Venerable means that you are respected because of
character
age
all options listed
dignity
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What is an underlying assumption that supports your claim?
reasons
backing
evidence
warrant
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(v) to criticize harshly
censure
collaborate
benevolent
amicable
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synonyms include: unavoidable, decided, fateful
evanescent
haughty
inevitable
divergent
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A claim is the argument you wish to prove.
True
False
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(n) high praise
adulation
anecdote
asulum
arid
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(adj) depending on a condition, e.g., in a contract
circuitous
congregate
conditional
conformist