AICE Global Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 2. misrepresenting opponents' arguments in order to respond to them more easily
  2. 4. an error in reasoning or argument, which is misleading and deceptive, whether intentional or not
  3. 7. appeals to emotion
  4. 9. thinking that considers multiple dimensions if a problem and reasons within multiple points of view
  5. 15. contrary to ones reason or logic, not attempting to use reason
  6. 16. an argument or line of reasoning that is contrary to, inconsistent with, or negate other parts of an argument
  7. 18. arguments often make use of analogies. Even imperfect can strengthen an argument, but a wild analogy which lacks significant points of similarity constitutes a weakness in reasoning
  8. 21. critising opponents personally instead of responding to their arguments
Down
  1. 1. willingness to consider all viewpoints and to asses them fairly, impartially , without bias
  2. 3. appeals to the speaker's status or authority
  3. 5. basing a generalization on inadequate evidence
  4. 6. claiming that just because one event or phenomenon follows another or is accompanied by another it must be caused by the other
  5. 8. opposing an apparently moderate proposal by alleging that it will inevetiably leas to disastrous consequences
  6. 10. a claim or truth that follows from other claims or truths, an effect that is reasonably inferred
  7. 11. expressing facts or truth; free from errors or distortion
  8. 12. concealing a step in reasoning by tacitly shifting from one meaning of a word or expression to another
  9. 13. recognizing the limits of ones knowledge and viewpoint, and being cautiously introspective of ones possible egocentrism, bias prejudice , or self-deception
  10. 14. a system of principles or rules used in reasoning, rational explanation or justification
  11. 17. appeals to the audience’s reason, building up logical arguments
  12. 19. to break up a whole question, argument, or issue into its parts, in order to examine it parts or aspects
  13. 20. data, facts, observations, or examples that give support to inference or conclusion or by which proof or probability can be established