Across
- 4. An appeal to credibility/trust (expert opinion, trustworthy source).
- 7. The author’s comeback to the counterclaim.
- 8. The group of people the author wants to persuade.
- 10. Facts, examples, or data that support the reason.
- 13. The “why” that explains the claim.
- 14. How strong and logical a reason is.
Down
- 1. How closely the evidence connects to the claim.
- 2. The opposite side of the argument.
- 3. Taking one side or favoring one perspective.
- 5. How trustworthy a source is.
- 6. An appeal to emotions (feelings, stories, images).
- 9. The art of persuading or convincing people with words.
- 11. The author’s main point or opinion.
- 12. An appeal to logic/reasoning (facts, data, numbers).