Across
- 1. a flaw in logic or reasoning
- 3. a specific way of thinking that is reasonable or based on good judgment
- 9. the main idea or guiding statement for a writing
- 10. the opposing argument used to challenge or balance the initial point
- 11. factual information, data, expert opinions, or examples used to support a claim
- 12. the final statement
- 15. the situation in which something happens
- 16. an exact, word-for-word repetition of someone else’s words
Down
- 2. a series of reasons, statements, or facts intended to support or establish a point of view
- 4. a statement, assertion, or thesis that represents the main idea the speaker or writer intends to convince the audience of
- 5. an appeal to emotion
- 6. the "why" for a claim, usually followed with evidence
- 7. the primary argument, statement, or idea presented
- 8. an appeal to credibility
- 13. a formal reference to a source, usually a quote
- 14. an appeal to logic
