Argumentative Unit

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Across
  1. 3. an appeal that uses facts and statistics
  2. 8. an appeal to one's logic
  3. 9. when you replace simple words with stronger words
  4. 12. the author provides reasons why the counterclaim is not as strong as the claim
  5. 13. an author's main point and statement the author believes to be true
  6. 14. a type of argument that does not use logic, facts, or statistics
  7. 15. a fallacy that believes something is true because it is popular
  8. 16. statements that cannot be proven
Down
  1. 1. a fallacy that attacks the person instead of their argument
  2. 2. what the author uses to support their claim
  3. 4. statements that can be proven
  4. 5. an appeal to one's emotions
  5. 6. the opposite viewpoint of the author’s claim
  6. 7. a fallacy that brings up an irrelevant topic to change the subject
  7. 9. a fallacy that argues one action will lead to extreme consequences
  8. 10. a fallacy that simplifies someone's argument in order to dismiss it
  9. 11. to foam at the mouth is an example of what