Across
- 3. not influenced by personal feelings or opinions; just the facts
- 4. appeal to logical reasoning; sense of reasoning
- 5. clearly stated claim and support it using solid reasons and evidence
- 6. individual's conclusion about a text, topic or event
- 7. challenges argument by addressing the other position
- 11. prejudice in favor of or against someone, something, or group; usually unfair
- 13. statements that can't be proven
- 14. who will be affected by the issue
- 15. demonstrating why the counterargument is wrong
Down
- 1. persuade audience by appealing to their emotions
- 2. involves making a claim and supporting details based on feelings and emotions
- 8. logic, data, facts that supports the claim(thesis)
- 9. appeals to the author's credibility; ethics
- 10. explanation that connects the evidence to the claim
- 12. statements that can be proven; could be true or false