Evaluating Arguments

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Across
  1. 3. the act of refuting or contesting one argument
  2. 6. does not focus on the subject or main idea
  3. 7. actual facts
  4. 8. when a source is credible by having sound basis of logic
  5. 9. reasoning used to reach a decision based on assumptions
  6. 12. collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of large quantities of data
  7. 14. to weigh or access an argument
  8. 15. contrasting or opposing argument
  9. 17. a brief narrative or story
  10. 18. when a source is credible by having sound basis of logic
Down
  1. 1. the main point you are trying to prove
  2. 2. reasons why you believe your argument
  3. 3. on topic; closely related to the subject
  4. 4. trustworthy, experienced, authority of a subject
  5. 5. explain an argument
  6. 10. a statement that can be proven
  7. 11. prejudice that is leaning toward a positive or negative judgement
  8. 13. enough
  9. 16. the logic that you use to prove your claim
  10. 19. a statement without proof