Argumentative Crossword

4. The opposing claim that goes against a previous claim
8. Offers a conclusion that is not supported by such data/errors in logic that weaken the argument
12. Disproving a statement or theory
16. Purposefully leaving information out of your argument
19. The evidence offered to support a claim is just a repetition of the claim itself
20. A persuasive tactic that argues a claim is true simply because many people believe or do it
21. generalizations, A broad rule or claim is applied to a specific case without considering exceptions or having sufficient evidence
23. The main argument that an author takes a stand on
26. The opposing viewpoint of a theory developed in another argument
27. The clear, definitive viewpoint or attitude you take on a debatable issue
28. This is a known as a contradiction
29. features, Parts of text that draw the readers attention to important information

1. Your unproven opinion that you are defending using the CD and CM
2. a previous statement from which another is inferred as a conclusion.
3. Taking one side of the argument
5. The place where you get your information
6. Using words and phrases to crate an emotional response
7. The action of proving a statement or theory to be false
9. The way the writer organizes that information.
10. A technique that the writer uses to get the audience on to their side
11. Tells us what is done to someone or something
13. A flaw in reasoning that makes an argument invalid, even if it seems persuasive at first
14. Websites that do the actual approved research on their topics
15. Tells us what a person or thing does
17. The side that the author is taking
18. a comparison between two things for the purpose of explanation or clarification
22. The specific person or group of people you are trying to convince of your position or claim
24. Opposing themes or topics
25. Where you are getting your information