Claims and Arguments

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Across
  1. 2. Free from mistakes or errors; precise and
  2. 7. Information or facts that support a claim or
  3. 9. Clearly Defined or identified; precise in
  4. 13. logically invalid or misleading.
  5. 15. in representation or description.
  6. 17. without providing evidence or proof.
  7. 19. of a claim; it oftens includes both premises and
  8. 22. Clearly expressed and exact; leaving no room for
  9. 23. Based on sound reasoning or facts;
  10. 26. Adequate or enough to meet the needs
  11. 27. with attribution to the original speaker or writer.
  12. 28. to the claim being made; it is pertinent to the
  13. 29. significant to the topic being discussed or analyzed.
  14. 30. A statement that can be proven true or false
  15. 31. lacking significance in relation to the matter being
  16. 32. quality of something, often through careful
  17. 33. A formal discussion or argument on a particular topic,
  18. 35. requirements of a particular situation.
  19. 41. To assess or appraise the value, significance,
  20. 42. Not based on reason or logic; lacking sound
  21. 43. over others, often resulting in a lack of
  22. 44. A repetition of someone else’s statement or thoughts,
  23. 45. A reasoned statement or series of statements in
Down
  1. 1. Based on a mistaken belief or unsound
  2. 3. Pertaining to the matter at hand; applicable
  3. 4. within a text, often following specific formatting
  4. 5. Free from bias; impartial and fair in judgment or
  5. 6. by clear thinking.
  6. 8. opposing viewpoints are presented and defended.
  7. 10. Not applicable or pertinent to the topic at
  8. 11. Based on reason, logic, and sound judgement;
  9. 12. acceptable and well-founded.
  10. 14. necessarily based on fact or knowledge; subjective in nature.
  11. 16. or misunderstanding.
  12. 18. To reference or mention a source of information or
  13. 20. on evidence or reality.
  14. 21. Evidence: Evidence that directly supports or
  15. 24. Not correct or precise; containing
  16. 25. or errors.
  17. 34. To provide evidence, reasoning, or arguments that
  18. 35. A belief or judgement formed about something that is
  19. 36. a claim or position.
  20. 37. A statement or assertion that something is true,
  21. 38. and not general.
  22. 39. A tendency to favor one side, perspective, or
  23. 40. often derived from research, observation, or data.