logic Crossword Puzzles

17 Clues: Reality, logic & proof • listener emotion and values • Speaker credibility and trust • The repetition of a harsh S sound • When a word is repeated for effect • A subspecies of the Rosaceae family • A hidden meaning in a poem or story • Stating that something IS something else • The spirit of a generation/period of time • Rule of three (used in persuasive writing) • ...

6 Clues: bitter and sarcastic • following logic or reasoning • a mess; a pile that is not tidy • to work with someone else on a project • someone you have met but do not know well • behaving as though one is more important than others

5 Clues: Reliability • Pt.2 of the Scientific Revolution • The use of words to help interpret • The revolution starting industrialization • The writing style using emotions over logic

5 Clues: logical, clear communication • think to be true without proof • to force someone to do something • disapproving; unfavorable; very important • legally acceptable; based in logic; reasonable

7 Clues: an appeal to logic • appeals to emotions • the state of being equal • the author of the "The Atlanta Exposition Address" • a Greek term referring to the character of a person • the repetition of similar grammatical or syntactical patterns • the study of effective, persuasive language use; according to Aristotle, use of the "available means of persuasion."

7 Clues: the point you want to prove • summary and final judgement you have reached • claim that contradicts/goes against your claim • logic explaining why you feel this way (at least 2) • statement that defends your reasons against your claim • type of statements not allowed in argumentative writing • examples, facts, and expert quotes that support your reason

7 Clues: A deductive argument is based on • A key feature of deductive arguments. • A type of argumentation which is generally unbiased. • Principles, ideas and facts which support a conclusion. • Describes an argument with false premises or conclusions. • Describes an argument with true premises and true conclusions. • ...

5 Clues: Realised Master • PFT / Individual • Love For The Lord • A Series of expressions • Past Impressions / Unmanifest desire

8 Clues: - cascading style sheets • - Hypertext markup language • - a collection of web pages • - a hypertext document on the world wide web • width - the width of a graphic file given in pixels . • height - the height of a graphic file given in pixels . • development - focuses on sites , structure , data ,system and logic. • ...

7 Clues: To make clear or comprehensible • A reference to a published work • Relating to actual experiments or observations • The proportion of a whole that a part represents • A measurement of space or extension in one direction • Based on reasoning or logic rather than practical experience • A distinct part of a text, often expressing a complete thought

7 Clues: father of Botany • father of zoology • German poet considered one of the founders of botany • establishing species as the basic unit of classification • Established pharmology based classification in De Materia Medica • His challenges to exsisting botanical names forced crucial reforms to nomenclature • ...

8 Clues: ULICA • EDDY NASZ CEO • FABRYKA W PODMŁODZIĄ • FAJKI NOWE NA RYNKU POLSKIM • RZĄD TEGO KRAJU JEST NAJWIEKSZYM UDZIALOWCEM FIRMY 33% • 10. name of the UK trading subsidiary of JTI purchased in 2007 • 12. JTI started this process of purchases in 1999 to broaden the company’s brand portfolio • ...

8 Clues: (adjective) Intensely painful. • (verb) To stimulate (interest or curiosity). • (noun) A large or excessive amount of (something). • (adjective) Having a sharply strong taste or smell. • (adjective) Having lost determination or confidence. • (adjective) Having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned. • ...

8 Clues: (adjective) Intensely painful. • (verb) To stimulate (interest or curiosity). • (noun) A large or excessive amount of (something). • (adjective) Having a sharply strong taste or smell. • (adjective) Having lost determination or confidence. • (adjective) Having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned. • ...

17 Clues: Feature of God • Pupil of Socrates • Superhero for philosophers • 'Father of modern philosophy' • Philosopher, chocolate biscuit • Theme of our last Ultimate Guide • Knowledge derived from the senses • King whose ship has gone through many changes • Month in which World Philosophy Day is celebrated • Owner of starving donkey stuck between bales of hay • ...

17 Clues: Friendly and easy to talk to. • Being intelligent and well informed. • Without favouritism or discrimination. • Feeling or showing gratitude or pleasure. • Providing encouragement or emotional help. • Able to be relied on as honest or truthful. • Giving or ready to give help to others whenever. • Having a friendly or generous nature or attitude • ...

17 Clues: Copernicus's theory • John Calvin's beliefs • perceived lack of morality • extensive economic activity • what Galileo was charged with • philosophy with a focus on logic • the process of changing something for the better • association of craftsman united by a shared trade • the printing press helped increase this in Europe • ...

6 Clues: Kā sauc konjunktīvu normālformā? • Kas pēc uzbūves ir FPU (Floating Point Unit)? • operācijām un reprezentē noteiktu Būla funkciju? • formulas, kuras realizē vienu un to pašu funkciju? • Kādas funkcijas izpilda ALU (Aritmetic Logic Unit)? • konstrukcija, kas sastāv no loģiskajiem mainīgajiem un

7 Clues: A loop inside another loop • Removing unnecessary details • the circle on a network diagram • A set of instructions on how to solve a problem • Breaking down problem into a more manageable parts • lines that connects the circles on a network diagram • It is a series of overlapping circles that represents logic in a graphic

7 Clues: a rhetorical technique using ethics • a rhetorical technique using emotion • working with others to create a product • a rhetorical technique using logic and facts • a public announcement promoting a product and or service • an action set to unfairly treat someone to benefit their work • abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that presents a risk to health

8 Clues: ULICA • EDDY NASZ CEO • FABRYKA W PODMŁODZIĄ • FAJKI NOWE NA RYNKU POLSKIM • RZĄD TEGO KRAJU JEST NAJWIEKSZYM UDZIALOWCEM FIRMY 33% • 10. name of the UK trading subsidiary of JTI purchased in 2007 • 12. JTI started this process of purchases in 1999 to broaden the company’s brand portfolio • ...

9 Clues: I think therefore i am • I think therefore i am • supremely perfect being • A state of being or life • God created the world, cant be proved true • A batcholer is a married man, can be proved true. • An argument that uses logic to prove that its true • The part of a statment that makes an assersion about a subject. • ...

17 Clues: Relating to industry • Describes someone who is a patriot • Referring to the religion of Islam • Noun referring to arriving at a location • Noun involving being betrayed by another • Describes something that is like an angel • Adjective referring to relating to the coast • Adjective describing sound with a rhythm to it • Means that one is protective of their territory • ...

17 Clues: Color for a potential danger • Color for Danger, or to Stop • A model before the final product • Thinking of many possible solutions • Color to warn the reader of Radiation • Color to inform where Safety Equipment is • Second Step of E.D.P, involves Brainstorming • Use of technology and logic to solve problems • This color means to be careful of the equipment • ...

18 Clues: powers all life processes • average sum of data points • self-reproduction with variations • logical conclusions based upon observations • gradual change in characteristics of populations • statements made in science based on an experiment • what the experimenter manipulates or allows to change • information generated by observations and experiments • ...

5 Clues: Rhetorical appeal using logic • Rhetorical appeal using emotions • Author who wrote "Story of an Hour" • Color of wallpaper that generated madness • Rhetorical appeal establishing credibility

9 Clues: a girl's nightgown • extremely hungry or starved • a narrow crack in a rock or a wall • an illegal trader of goods (especially alcohol) • skill in performing tasks (with the hands or with the body) • produces strong images in the mind; intensely bright or colorful • so frightened one is unable to move; changed into a stony substance • ...

9 Clues: Capital Muslim City. • The holy book of Islam. • Building of Muslim prayer. • The founder and main prophet of Islam. • The trading capital of the Islamic Empire. • Logic and strategy game introduced to Muslims by the Persians. • Stylish writing used to decorate books; Qur'an had only this sort of writing in it. • ...

9 Clues: specific to general reasoning • general to specific reasoning • reasoning which begins with a pattern • fallacy an error in logic and reasoning • series of statements to support a point of view • writer’s position on a debatable issue or problem • an explanation that states why others should accept a claim • ...

9 Clues: working with others to a common goal • coming up with new ways to do things • solving a problem without being asked • Speaking with a customer about a problem • being able to use a computer or software • being able to get on with other people at work • begin able to change the way you work when asked • making sense of the facts and figures and using logic • ...

9 Clues: Soldiers on horseback • The distance around an object • A branch of geometry dealing with shapes • The idea that happiness is the goal of life • A promise doctors make to do no harm to patients • A branch of geometry dealing with points and lines • A period where Greek culture spread to non-Greek places • The goal of life is to use logic to guide you, not emotion • ...

7 Clues: Seeing ability of a machine • Resizing image, brightening, de-colouring • A machine's equivalent of Reading & Writing • A term encomapassing tasks, methods and abilities • Set of well researched logic and rules incorporated in a system • Actions such as Classification, Regression, Clustering help us with this • ...

8 Clues: appeal to emotion • appeal to credibility • appeals to logic or reasoning • gives inanimate objects or ideas, human characteristics • a comparison of two unlike things not using ‘like’ or ‘as’ • several consecutive sounds or neighboring words with the same sound • a comparison of two different things or ideas using the words ‘like’ or ‘as’ • ...

8 Clues: a quality that evokes pity or sadness • fluent or persuasive speaking or writing • to treating all rivals or disputants equally • a public speaker, especially one who is eloquent • an appeal to the audiences' sense of reason or logic • a formal address or discourse delivered to an audience • the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing • ...

8 Clues: having enough support • something that you refer to • the writer of a literary work • first-hand accounts of a topic • whether it fits with the topic or not • if there is a relationship between the two • having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent • ...

8 Clues: create • able to be believed • in a sleepy or tired way • having a sound basis in logic or fact • something different, abnormal, or unusual • understanding something after it has already happened • to think and act based on reason, evidence, and sound principles rather than intuition or emotion • ...

17 Clues: Numerical fact • Personal endorsement • Convincing others using logic • seek out facts that support your side • Convincing others through credibility • stating something as often as possible • extended comparisons between dissimilar things • Telling your reader the majority shares your view • to come up with a situation and compare it to yours • ...

17 Clues: what effective arguments use • appeals to emotions and beliefs • facts, reasons, evidence, logic • the art of effective communication • an argument that uses "power over" • an argument that uses "power with" • topic, angle, purpose, audience, context • errors in reasoning or weak spots in an argument • timing, tone and level of formality refers to context • ...

9 Clues: A statement that expresses a judgement or opinion. • The process of drawing a conclusion based on premises. • The study of reasoning and principles of valid inference. • A statement or proposition that is regarded as being self-evidently true. • A statement that is true if both the conditional and its converse are true. • ...

9 Clues: What erosion does • Agent that creates a dune • Affects the rate of weathering • The most common agent of erosion • The last step of the formation of soil • The process of rocks being broken down • Weathering that physically changes the rock • Weathering that changes the composition of the rock • Forms after wind deposits and stacks sand on each ther

6 Clues: wealthy • in a nervous or timid manner. • existing at a particular time. • a state of happiness and satisfaction. • based on or in accordance with reason or logic. • the ability to endure an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way.

7 Clues: an appeal to logic • appeals to emotions • the state of being equal • the author of the "The Atlanta Exposition Address" • a Greek term referring to the character of a person • the repetition of similar grammatical or syntactical patterns • the study of effective, persuasive language use; according to Aristotle, use of the "available means of persuasion."

7 Clues: show how things are different • determine logic of information • select relevant a detail from an argument • make the relationships between things evident • make a statement or situation more comprehensible • derive conclusions from available information than through explicit statements • ...

7 Clues: - The use of logic to persuade • - The use of emotions to persuade • - The use of exaggeration to emphasize • - The use of ethics and credibility to persuade • - To purposefully leave someone or something out • - The use of story to give context and engage the audience • - A reference to a person, place, event, or other literary work

9 Clues: What erosion does • Agent that creates a dune • Affects the rate of weathering • The most common agent of erosion • The process of rocks being broken down • The last step of the formation of soil • Weathering that physically changes the rock • Weathering that changes the composition of the rock • Forms after wind deposits and stacks sand on each other

4 Clues: l _ _ _ c • e _ _ _ _ _ s • o _ _ _ _ _ _ y • a_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s

12 Clues: The appeal to logic • To put something down • Method of learning by playing • To be in a horizontal position • An argument that opposes your own • Characterisation that shows without telling • "If other people are doing it, then so will I!" • Speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, subject, tone • Educational movement that focuses on learning by doing • ...

12 Clues: very good • happy and positive • not childish, grown up • the adjective of logic • a place to listen to music • not proud or not believing you are important • wanting a lot of food, money… more than you need • easily upset by the things people do, or reacting easily • an energetic happy person who enjoys being with other people • ...

12 Clues: Convictions people hold to be true. • The pioneer of Mexican-American studies. • Customs a particular set of people have. • A society is functions with logic and reason. • The inequalities that exists among all societies. • The study of interactions within, and between societies • arrangement human beings use to interact with each other. • ...

12 Clues: Informal • glib, deceptive, or foolish talk • something that may be chosen: such • paying strict attention : WATCHFUL • difficult to analyze, understand, or explain • something kept or given to be kept as a memento • experiencing pleasure, joy, or delight : made happy • Realizing,involving,or being in accordance with logic • ...

12 Clues: Real-time API enabling data synchronization across systems • Declarative tool for automating complex business workflows • Language for building custom logic and triggers in Salesforce • AI tool for automating customer service with natural language • AI-based service for analyzing emails and suggesting responses • ...

12 Clues: The schematic basis of structured software charts • Error-checking process during software development • Model used to visualize how data moves through a system • Property essential in testing software from early stages • Level of generalization and simplification in system design • Degree to which a software component’s parts belong together • ...

12 Clues: Uses logic and facts to persuade. • Appeals to the audience's emotions. • The use of exaggeration for emphasis. • A personal story that is shared for effect. • Using numbers and data to support an argument. • The country where Safe Haven runs its program. • The repetition of the first words of a sentence. • Relies on the speaker's credibility or character. • ...

12 Clues: Having no meaning or logic; absurd. • Hit repeatedly and violently by storms. • Celebrating life; inspiring optimism or jo • Causing great damage, failure, or suffering. • Anxiety or fear about something that may happen. • Improving quality of life; beneficial to wellbeing. • Difficult to understand; known only by a few people. • ...

12 Clues: Clear business goals that guide decision-making. • Encouraging and energising staff to perform well. • Inspiring and motivating others to achieve a goal. • Making decisions using feelings or “gut instinct.” • Organising people and resources to meet objectives. • A leadership style that involves consulting the team. • ...

12 Clues: An error in a program • Breaks code into smaller parts. • Ensures data entered of the right type • Something you need to do to check for bugs • Used to make sure the person is who they claim to be • clarifies complex logic and helps others understand. • Used to double check data has been typed in correctly. • Tests program as a whole when all the code is complete • ...

9 Clues: a way of doing something • the amount of heat in something • to finish school with a diploma • to not believe, to not believe easily • A thing we use with our hand to do a job. • an idea that scientists make to explain facts • a careful test to find something we don't know • to show that something is true by using facts and logic • ...

9 Clues: repeated words or phrases • extremely exaggerated statements • numerical data often used as proof • words of high certainity (e.g. never, always) • using logic to convince a reader to agree with you • clear reasons provided to agree with an opinion; proof • an opinion that is presented and supported in persuasive texts • ...

9 Clues: Inherited from birth • Adding new information to a new schema • Characteristics influenced by our environment • Changing a schema to cope with a new situation • A cognitive model based on previous information • The amount stays the same even though the appearance changes • Before logic.Not being able to apply reason to solve problems • ...

9 Clues: To read with understanding • To be given the "go ahead" • When it is the best of something • Something you ask to get an asnwer • a way to show feelings or thoughts • Someone who can pull a rabbit out of a hat • When something is transparent, you can see _____ • to create pictures or ideas in your mind of things that are not actually there • ...

9 Clues: Appeals to logic and reasoning. • Using credibility or ethics to persuade. • Using insults to turn people against someone. • Appeals to emotions like sadness, fear, or joy. • “Everyone else is doing it, so you should too.” • Using someone famous or respected to promote something. • Suggesting or hinting something negative without saying it directly. • ...

12 Clues: answer • answer to a problem • to work out the answer • to perform mathematical operations • to find the value of an expression • uses an equal sign between two expressions • add, subtract, multiply, or divide to solve problems • use words, numbers, and/or symbols in your explanation • use words, numbers, or symbols to "support" your answer • ...

12 Clues: as clear as glass • able to write and read • having a pleasant smell • the teacher in charge of a school • to damage sb else's property on purpose • to stay away from school without a permission • having only a short distance from side to side • based on or in accordance with reason or logic. • to force sb to leave school (country, club etc.;) • ...

12 Clues: as clear as glass • able to write and read • having a pleasant smell • the teacher in charge of a school • to damage sb else's property on purpose • to stay away from school without a permission • having only a short distance from side to side • based on or in accordance with reason or logic. • to force sb to leave school (country, club etc.;) • ...

12 Clues: a whole number • a repeated action • coding using 0s and 1s • a reusable block of code • step-by-step instructions • a container for holding values • instructions used on a computer • in JavaScript, a symbol used to end a statement • a type of logic for creating true/false if/then statements • ...

12 Clues: implied or not stated directly • appeals to logic and reasoning • attempts to stir up or appeal to emotions • the main or most important point in a text • to examine the parts of something in detail • the art of speaking and writing persuasively • establishes an author's credibility or expertise • precisely and clearly expressed, leaving no room for doubt • ...

12 Clues: Tip de tablou cu un singur indice. • Fisierul antet corespunzator functiilor. • Se foloseste pentru scrierea in fisiere. • Denumirea operatorului logic notat prin „!”. • Tip de data pentru memorarea numerelor reale. • Instructiune repetitiva cu numar necunoscut de pasi. • O colecţie de date indicat printr-un nume şi o extensie. • ...

12 Clues: persuasion by appealing to logic • persuasion by appealing to ethics • persuasion by appealing to emotion • the art of persuasive speaking and writing • An extreme exaggeration used to emphasize a point • details from a text which proves a claim or argument • Comparison between two unlike things to suggest a resemblance • ...

12 Clues: a physical feeling • voice or instrument combined • someone who is no longer alive • a building use for Christian worship • atmosphere that surrounds a person, place, or thing • force beyond scientific understanding or laws of nature • the action of admitting someone into a secret or abscure • a state or feeling excited uncertainty about what may happen • ...

12 Clues: a physical feeling • voice or instrument combined • someone who is no longer alive • a building use for Christian worship • atmosphere that surrounds a person, place, or thing • force beyond scientific understanding or laws of nature • the action of admitting someone into a secret or abscure • a state or feeling excited uncertainty about what may happen • ...

12 Clues: Impossible to see • to announce, cry out, publism • using more words than necessary • word for word; in the same words • an outward sign that something is true • reasoning to gain knowledge and wisdom • words before the beginning of a play or book • to suggest someone’s name for a job, organization, etc. • the study of human origin, culture, characteristics, etc. • ...

12 Clues: The study of God and religious beliefs • School connected to a bishop’s residence • A cathedral school subject about language rules • A formal document that grants rights or privileges • A cathedral school subject focused on reasoning • A cathedral school subject focused on speaking well • ...

13 Clues: a person's death • strong religious feeling or belie • a short period of intense activity • look thoughtfully for a long time at • declare one's public approval or support of • use it to stand for, or symbolize, another thing • excessively lengthy or technical speech or writing • incapable of producing any useful result; pointless • ...

13 Clues: Deals with logic and reality • Compares two unrelated things • the length of a line of poetry • deals with creativity and emotions • Words that sound like what they mean • Uses "like" or "as" to make comparisons • An exaggeration for the sake of emphasis • The beat of a poem (seven different types) • Gives human characteristics/traits to non-humans • ...

13 Clues: Manages data, logic, and rules • The parameter required by start() • Method that registers event handlers • method called when the GUI is shut down • Method that process command-line arguments • A visual representation of the application • method that initializes all JavaFX components • The number of components a scene or stage can hold • ...

13 Clues: a linear program • non linear program • seeks to integrate • computer assisted language learning • word is a type of software application • is one of the several types pf call programs • one criteria for defining call based materials • Programmed Logic/Learning for Automated Teaching Operation • presented a stimulus, and learners had to provide a response • ...

13 Clues: main printed circuit board • the physical parts of a computer • provides input and output of audio • memory that can be read and changed • firmware used to provide runtime services • most important processor in a given computer • a number expressed in the base-2 numeral system • is the smallest addressable element in a raster image • ...

14 Clues: Operation inverting the input (4) • Number system using only 0 and 1 (6) • Operation giving 1 if any input is 1 (3) • Arithmetic for signed binary numbers (13) • Number system using digits 0-9 and A-F (9) • Algebra dealing with true/false values (13) • System dividing numbers into groups of 8 (5) • System dividing numbers into groups of 16 (8) • ...

13 Clues: Not formally recognized or authorized. • Having a sharp, acidic taste or smell. • Given incorrect or misleading information. • Not accessible or not able to be obtained. • Soft and pulpy, often in an unappealing way. • Not cooked thoroughly or to the proper degree. • Not based on reason, logic, or clear thinking. • Lacking strong flavor, excitement, or interest. • ...

13 Clues: An appeal to logic and reason. • An appeal to emotions and feelings. • An appeal to credibility and character. • Commanding words urging the audience to act. • Data in numerical form used to support arguments. • Verifiable information used to support an argument. • A persuasive technique using three elements for impact. • ...

13 Clues: The process of developing • very young, typically used in humans • when children can reason based on logic • when children perceive what they can see • When children think of things that may be past • a convenient arrangement / place where you stay • he ability to mentally reverse a process or action • when children are able to adopt different perspective • ...

14 Clues: A whole number • input device to capture text • A number with a decimal place • Input device to capture sound • A number with no decimal place • the colour of the logic blocks • the colour of the turtle blocks • == compares to values to check if they are _______ • Using an if block allows the program to make a decision • ...

18 Clues: She is a model of holiness • Sins that cuts us off from God • there are limits to logic and ___ • to be formally removed from the church • the Carthusians were founded by St. ___ • what Mendicant friars lived off of these • How many dimensions of the church there are. • the University St. Thomas Aquinas studied at • these men and women are also models of holiness • ...

18 Clues: to guess • 14-lines • appeals to logic • appeals to ethics • appeals to emotion • idea central message • two stanzas that ryhme • an overused word or phrase • the main character in a literary work • the time and place of the story’s action • central message or insight of life revealed • words or phrases that appeal to one or more of the five senses • ...

18 Clues: Of good ‘sound’ • The starfish family • An extreme fear of water • A harsh, unpleasant ‘sound’ • Successive generations of kin • Smallest units of ‘sound’ in words • Great mythological single “circle”-eyed giant • Books which teach the whole “circle” of knowledge • One interested in star lore; an amateur astronomer • The state of having an excess of water in the blood. • ...

18 Clues: He was too _____ to gamble. • The mushroom was large and _____. • Jugglers are known for their _____. • His appearance was unkempt and _____. • He was the _____ of an ancient family. • Life is often more _____ than romantic. • Your information isn’t useful. It’s _____. • She _____ dropped her phone as she turned. • She was known for her _____ and generosity. • ...

18 Clues: another word for opinion • another word for convince • another word for supporting evidence • first sentence in your body paragraphs • rhetorical appeal: using emotions to persuade • paragraph where you prove the other side wrong • Use this in body paragraphs to support your claim • what you read and annotate to gather your evidence • ...

18 Clues: means a unit of data • means one million watts • means a unit of data size • is a large amount of money • is a very well known person • is small living things around us • is a thing to heat up cold food in • is an instrument for converting sounds • means you can only see it with a microscope • is a material used to track or to know identification • ...

20 Clues: A group of 8 bits. • Data produced by a program. • Data provided to a program. • The smallest unit of data, 0 or 1. • Structure A way of organizing data. • Original code written by a programmer. • Reasoning in programming to perform tasks. • Method for finding an item in a collection. • A plain language description of an algorithm. • ...

18 Clues: Extremely vivid mental imagery • Responsible for visual processing • Inability to create mental images • Important for forming new memories • Language disorder caused by brain damage • Processes emotions like fear and aggression • Involved in hearing and understanding language • Processes touch, temperature, and spatial awareness • ...

18 Clues: Absorbs heat from the CPU • What the CPU is powered by • The fastest type of memory • The physical unit on a CPU • 2 threads running on the same core • A circuit dealing with Boolean logic • The name for the overall piece of CPU • An individual sequence of instructions • A type of memory with different levels • The base material a CPU chip is built on • ...

5 Clues: Body’s headquarters • you want to make good _____ • When making choices you make to use this • the thing in your brain that holds memories • lobe what is responsible for your personality

13 Clues: What this lesson is on • Morals that we live by • Most of us are majoring in _________ • A type of museum, related to the aesthetics branch • Philosophy branch having to do with abstract theory • Curriculum that highlights social reform for education • A type of reasoning, making an inference based on facts • What we use for reasoning whether actions are good or bad • ...

14 Clues: the definition of a word • Faulty or mistaken logic • how a word makes you feel • a claim made to rebut a previous • idea the main idea of the writing • An appeal to ethics and credibility • An appeal to ethics and credibility • The quality of being trusted and believed in • a statement, reason, or fact for or against a point • ...

13 Clues: a part of a sentence; dependent clause • point of view that is reflected from writer • a theatrical performance with acting on stage • an exchange of information between two people • specific examples that support the main claim • a strong position stated on a debatable topic • a persuasive appeal to credibility or authority • ...

13 Clues: A set of steps to solve a problem. • The data that is entered into a process. • The first and last symbols in a flowchart. • The logical order of steps in a flowchart. • Arrows that show the direction of logic flow. • A question or test that gives a Yes/No answer. • A repeated set of instructions is called a ____. • The information or result produced by a process. • ...

13 Clues: An item for sale. • A short, personal story. • The people who buy a product. • A short phrase that is easy to remember. • Something that tries to make you do something. • Using credibility and authority to persuade someone. • _________ uses logic and reason to persuade someone. • When you repeat something so that people remember it. • ...

11 Clues: relating to the whole world • the opposite of non-fiction. • on Anzac day everybody has a ________ service. • when someone gets somewhere it is there a___al. • when you do something by mistake it is ___dental. • amusing, especially in a ludicrous or absurd way. • according to the rules of logic or formal argument. • ...

11 Clues: Central character in a story • Someone who opposes someone else • When you can't think clearly you are: • When you’re all about the little details you're: • Another word for "active, spirited, and energetic." • Your self-worth or your pride in yourself is called: • Someone who packs emotion, and possibly romantic emotion. • ...

11 Clues: enemy • to hate or regard with disgust • to argue or fight, an argument or fight • quiet, gentle, or easily imposed on; submissive • having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable • to restrain oneself from doing or enjoying something • the exact definition of a word as found in the dictionary • disgusting filth, especially as a result of poverty or neglect • ...