Across
- 4. is a type of chronological snobbery that claims something is good because it is new
- 6. distracts by making the audience want to be part of the crowd or one of the common people
- 7. is a type of appeal to illegitimate authority that suggests we accept the opinions of a person with no expertise
- 8. is a type of appeal to illegitimate authority that suggests we accept the opinions of one who is biased
- 10. is a type of illegitimate authority that suggests we accept the opinions of an unnamed source
- 12. distracts by rejecting or accepting something because of its age
- 13. distracts the listener by citing illegitimate authority
Down
- 1. distracts by making the audience feel sorry for the speaker
- 2. distracts by laying on a person's desire to feel special
- 3. a type of chronological snobbery that claims something is good because it is old
- 5. are arguments that attempt to sway the opinions of people by compelling them to feel emotions
- 9. is an appeal to emotion that distracts by making the audience afraid of the consequences of disagreeing with the speaker
- 11. is a type of illegitimate authority that suggests we accept the opinion of a celebrity
