Across
- 1. Something taken for granted without proof.
- 5. A question that doesn’t need an answer because the person asking it already knows the answer or is making a point. It’s used to make people think or emphasize an idea.
- 11. Existing as a natural or essential part of something.
- 12. To combine different parts into a whole.
- 13. The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.
- 14. Making a situation or outcome more likely or possible.
- 16. A statement or idea that serves as the basis for an argument.
- 17. Absolutely necessary or required; unavoidable.
- 19. Written or spoken communication or debate.
- 20. The repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of consecutive clauses or sentences.
- 21. A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound reasoning.
- 22. The condition of acting on impulse without preplanning.
- 24. To justify or explain something with logical reasoning.
- 25. Relating to descriptions or qualities rather than numbers.
- 26. The ability to influence or use something to achieve a goal.
Down
- 2. Occurring at a favorable or convenient time.
- 3. Conforming to accepted standards of behavior or morals.
- 4. Relating to numbers, amounts, or measurable data.
- 6. An urgent need or demand in a situation.
- 7. A personal attack instead of addressing the argument.
- 8. Proper behavior that shows respect and good manners.
- 9. To unfairly categorize or label something or someone.
- 10. An extreme exaggeration for emphasis or effect.
- 15. A rhetorical device where a speaker asks a question and answers it.
- 16. A person who seeks to promote the welfare of others.
- 18. The path followed by an object or a course of development.
- 23. Spreading widely throughout an area or group.