Across
- 4. A response that challenges or refutes a counterargument.
- 7. A personal belief or viewpoint.
- 9. Logical thinking and explanations that back up an argument.
- 10. To convince or influence someone to agree with your point of view.
- 13. Statement A clear, concise statement of the main argument.
- 14. Information or ideas used to manipulate opinions.
- 18. The quality of being trustworthy or believable.
- 19. Appeals to logic and reason to support an argument.
Down
- 1. Acknowledging a valid point made by the opposing side.
- 2. Appeals to the credibility or authority of the speaker or writer.
- 3. A statement that expresses a position or viewpoint.
- 5. Facts, statistics, or examples used to support a claim.
- 6. Unfair favoritism or prejudice toward one side of an argument.
- 8. The art of using language effectively to persuade.
- 10. Appeals to the emotions and feelings of the audience.
- 11. An opposing viewpoint or argument.
- 12. Fallacy A mistake in reasoning that weakens an argument.
- 15. The group of people you are addressing or trying to persuade.
- 16. Details Specific pieces of evidence that reinforce a claim.
- 17. A short, personal story used to make a point.