Across
- 2. the main point of the essay
- 5. premise related but more specific statement
- 7. what you expect your argument to accomplish
- 8. form of deductive argument
- 10. form of comparison between an unfamiliar to a familiar things
- 11. statements that most people agree are true and can be verified
- 13. presenting ideas as if they were your own
- 15. knowledge information you can easily find in several sources
- 16. inference that connects claim to grounds
- 17. reasoning method of moving from a general premise to a specific conclusion
- 20. essential to making the strongest case possible
- 22. so obvious that it needs no proof
- 24. statement that is the opposite of what you're arguing
- 25. facts and opinions in support of your position
Down
- 1. illogical statements that sound reasonable or true
- 3. premise general statement
- 4. appeal to reason
- 6. interpretations of facts
- 9. the material a write uses to support their claim
- 12. logic method that describes how writers framed their argument
- 14. s statement about the unknown based on the known
- 18. reasoning method of moving from evidence to conclusion
- 19. question to be answered
- 21. leap the connection made between evidence to conclusion
- 23. the position you will argue