AICE Global Key Concepts

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Across
  1. 2. - a flawed argument or reasoning that uses invalid or irrelevant points to support a claim
  2. 4. - Contrary to reason or logic.
  3. 10. - a statement that is used as the basis for an argument but may not be generally accepted
  4. 12. - a rhetorical device that uses logic and reasoning to support a claim or argument
  5. 14. an implicit assumption or background belief that is taken for granted in discourse
  6. 16. - writing that is unclear or imprecise to the audience
  7. 18. - favoring a particular point of view over another. bias can be based on fixed beliefs. They can also be neutral or negative.
  8. 20. - to reason or express and argument without contradicting previous reasoning.
Down
  1. 1. - a literary device that uses language to evoke an emotional response in the audience
  2. 3. - the central idea or concept of a story that establishes the foundation for the narrative
  3. 5. - What is important to, or at least relating to, the question or issue under consideration.
  4. 6. - the range or scope of a subject matter
  5. 7. - a claim or a truth that follows from other claims or truths.
  6. 8. - based on experiments, observation, or experiences; rather than on theory or the meaning of a word
  7. 9. - a rhetorical device that writers use to establish their credibility and trustworthiness with their audience
  8. 11. - a tendency to be centered on one's own social group and to believe that it is superior to others
  9. 13. - a preconceived opinion or judgment about a person or group that is not based on reason or experience
  10. 15. - a combination of the quality of having complex details and rationales that make a character interesting, and the ability to provide and explain details about something
  11. 17. - showing that a belief, opinion, action or policy is based on a good reasoning and evidence
  12. 19. - the range and extent of a piece of writing, or the boundaries of a research topic