Key Terms

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Across
  1. 2. Shown when you listen carefully and treat others with dignity, even when you disagree.
  2. 4. A defence of a position using supporting information and explanation.
  3. 5. Shown when you listen carefully and treat others with dignity, even when you disagree.
  4. 7. The main point an author or speaker wants others to accept.
  5. 8. The study of how people decide what is right, wrong, fair, or unfair.
Down
  1. 1. Weighing up strengths and weaknesses before making a judgement.
  2. 3. Facts, data, examples or research used to support an argument.
  3. 6. The thinking that explains why supporting information matters.