Question 1

A warrant spells out the general conclusion of the argument in clear and straightforward terms.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

what is the definition of following key term
-Rebuttal

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Question 3

The claim is the primary and most basic part of an argument.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

How do you go about identifying credible sources in your private life? In the public sphere?

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Question 5

Is it possible to make a decision based solely on logical principles and ignoring values and emotions, beliefs, and credibility? Why or why not?

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Question 6

what is the definition of following key term
-Backing

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Question 7

what is the definition of following key term
-Inductive reasoning

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Question 8

Deductive reasoning works from the observation of specifics to draw general conclusions.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Choose an example of an argument and make your case using the Toulmin model.

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Question 10

According to Zarefsky, we do NOT argue about

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A)  claims. 
B)  warrants. 
C)  facts. 
D)  abstract ideas. 
E)  reasoned evidence.

Question 11

Argumentation is

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A)  the sphere of our personal relationship in day-to-day life. 
B)  the designation of an appeal to the passions or the emotions. 
C)  the presentation of reasoned evidence as a form of persuasion. 
D)  the observation of specifics to draw general conclusions. 
E)  a qualifier for the extent or degree of the claim.

Question 12

Some communication scholars prefer to use ------------------ , which requires observations of specifics to draw general conclusions.

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A)  warrants 
B)  inductive reasoning 
C)  ethos 
D)  deductive reasoning 
E)  claims

Question 13

what is the definition of following key term
-Argumentation

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Question 14

A---------------- is part of the argument to be defended and clearly spells out the general conclusion of the argument.

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A)  warrant 
B)  rebuttal 
C)  claim 
D)  qualifier 
E)  syllogism

Question 15

An argument with a strong warrant-a warrant that most people agree
with-will likely be the most persuasive type of argument.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

"Three nationally recognized economists report that the nation's economy is recovering."
This is an example of which type of warrant?

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A)  authoritative 
B)  enthymeme 
C)  deductive 
D)  substantive 
E)  motivational

Question 17

what is the definition of following key term
-Technical sphere

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Question 18

-----------------warrants are based on the values or needs of the arguer or the audience.

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A)  Substantive 
B)  Deductive reasoning 
C)  Authoritative 
D)  Motivational 
E)  Technical sphere

Question 19

According to Tannen, making an argument involves

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A)  a valid claim. 
B)  having a fight. 
C)  taking a position. 
D)  emotionally driven tactics. 
E)  ethos.

Question 20

what is the definition of following key term
-Pathos

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Exam 4: Argumentation

A warrant spells out the general conclusion of the argument in clear and straightforward terms.

what is the definition of following key term -Rebuttal

The claim is the primary and most basic part of an argument.

How do you go about identifying credible sources in your private life? In the public sphere?

Is it possible to make a decision based solely on logical principles and ignoring values and emotions, beliefs, and credibility? Why or why not?

what is the definition of following key term -Backing

what is the definition of following key term -Inductive reasoning

Deductive reasoning works from the observation of specifics to draw general conclusions.

Choose an example of an argument and make your case using the Toulmin model.

According to Zarefsky, we do NOT argue about

Argumentation is

Some communication scholars prefer to use ------------------ , which requires observations of specifics to draw general conclusions.

what is the definition of following key term -Argumentation

A---------------- is part of the argument to be defended and clearly spells out the general conclusion of the argument.

An argument with a strong warrant-a warrant that most people agree with-will likely be the most persuasive type of argument.

"Three nationally recognized economists report that the nation's economy is recovering." This is an example of which type of warrant?

what is the definition of following key term -Technical sphere

-----------------warrants are based on the values or needs of the arguer or the audience.

According to Tannen, making an argument involves

what is the definition of following key term -Pathos