Across
- 4. using social norms to determine what is bad or good
- 6. turning a claim back on the accuser as an accused person
- 7. If the coin has landed on heads 10 times already, it should land on tails soon
- 8. or demanding that others accept the experiences as reality
- 11. misleading the reader from the real issue by bringing up irrelevant information
- 13. You will choose Fluffy or me.
- 14. confusing subjective (personal) experiences with objective (actual events) reality and
- 17. assuming or applying that if two things or events are similar in one or two ways, then they are similar in other aspects.
- 20. deciding to not agree with or accept an argument because they do not like the person that presented the argument
- 21. It is a norm in my family to enlist in the army when they turn 18, so I should do the same.
Down
- 1. making a compromise between two opposing arguments and claiming that it must be true
- 2. taking another person’s argument or point, distorting or exaggerating it, and attacking it as if it was the person’s claim.
- 3. the assumption or fact primarily based on a lack of evidence
- 5. My second grade teacher told me that I would be cool if I learned how to write in cursive
- 9. Everyone is going to watch the new Spiderman movie. Are you going too?
- 10. Fast food restaurants are extremely popular amongst American citizens. The people of America are very unhealthy and overweight.
- 12. My neighbor’s pit bull started barking and growling at me as I was passing by. All pit bulls are aggressive and dangerous.
- 15. I opened an umbrella at the exact same time lightning struck a tree. The umbrella must’ve caused the lightning to strike
- 16. If your friends got on a train, drove into 17 spider webs, and fell off of a cliff, would you?
- 18. It’s important to clean regularly because cleaning is important.
- 19. presenting negative information about a person to the audience to discredit that person’s arguments