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Analyzing Arguments

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An English quiz game to recall and the elements of arguments.

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1
A strong argument has...
Counterarguments, logic, and opinions
Fallacies, personal experiences, and logic
Claims, reasons, and evidence
Observations, anecdotes, and emotional appeals
2
Which is the strongest evidence?
The author's personal experience
An anecdote
The author's own observation
A research study from a reliable source
3
The opposing side of a position is called the _________________.
conclusions
refutations
evidence
counterargument
4
Evidence is not accurate if the source is __________.
unbiased (impartial)
trustworthy
unreliable or biased
credible
5
Which of these is not a type of evidence?
Emotional Appeal
Facts
Statistics
Expert Opinion
6
To fully support a main claim in an argument, include reasons and _________.
introductions
conclusions
evidence
author's assumptions
7
Appropriate evidence that directly supports the claim is ________.
insufficient
biased
relevant
unreliable
8
Which is the weakest example of evidence related to highway safety?
A study published by the U. S. Dep. of Transportation
Statistics from the California Highway Patrol
An expert opinion from the NHSTA
A testimonial from a celebrity
9
There is adequate evidence when the author provides...
an anecdote about an experience
an emotional appeal with strong language
enough credible sources of relevant information
the author's personal experience or observation
10
Why does a writer refute a counterargument? (2 correct answers)
To explain why the counterargument it is not true.
To acknowledge the opposing point of view.
To prove the counterargument is true.
To use emotional appeal.