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       Covers Chapters 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in in Andrea…

  

  

 Covers Chapters 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 in in Andrea Lunsford et al. 9th Edition Everything’s an Argument with Readings ISBN 978-1-319-24447-7. 

  

The art of persuasion, argumentation or effective communication is known as ________________ . 

The rhetorical situation in which arguments are made determines their__________________. 

An ____________ ____________ is an evidence-based defense of an opinion or a position. 

The three key elements of an argument are ____________, ______________, and evidence. 

A ____________ _______________ includes an examination of the rhetorical situation of the argument. 

Editorials, political cartoons, and movies are examples of kinds of __________________. 

_____________ _____________ begins with specific examples and then draws a conclusion from them. 

_____________ _____________ begins with a general principle which is followed by specific examples. 

The alternative arguments carefully consider different points of view and opposing arguments. 

True b. False 

A ___________ argument is one which maintains that people involved in disputes should not respond to each other until they could fairly understand and state the other person’s position. 

An argument in which participants acknowledge that alternatives to their claims exist and avoid heated and stereotypical language is a _______________ argument. 

Krista Ratcliffe says that ___________ ____________ is listening that helps to establish productive connections between people and helps enable effective cross-culture communications. 

_____________ _____________ is an argument which offers a way to disagree without hurting one another while allowing people to disagree with respect. 

  

The Toulmin arguments begins with claims, which are debatable and controversial statements or assertions that you hope to prove. 

True b. False 

The presentation of misinformation, outright lies, outlandish and powerful conspiracy theories are known as “fake news” or “alternative facts.” 

True b. False 

 A Wikipedia post is an example of an academic form of a factual argument with precise        

             standards for evidence.     

True b. False 

____________________is basically a new genre which presents data in a bold visual form. 

Arguments of definition sometimes decide what someone or something is or can be. 

True b. False 

The definitions you find in dictionaries are known as _______________ definitions. 

_____________ definitions identify an object or idea by what it does or by what conditions create it. 

Defining a Socialist Democrat by naming politicians or thinkers associated with that title is known as ____________ _______ _______________.  

The definitional argument of explaining what a person or thing or concept is by defining what it is not, is known as a_____________ _____________. 

___________ ______ ____________ are the standards we establish for judging anything such as political candidates, consumer product, work of art, etc.  

We can define arguments of evaluation on the bases of qualitative and quantitative features. 

True b. False 

__________ elements such as tables, charts, graphs, or infographics, are important and effective   components in evaluative arguments.